Boudoir Love

[Romance + Secret Love + Group Favor + Seeking Power + Palace Fighting] Zhou Jingxi was the apple of Marquis Beiwu's eye, and his appearance was astonishing to the whole country. She is talented and intelligent, good at both civil and military arts, proficient in music, chess, calligraphy and painting, and is a famous talented woman. How many rich and powerful men have invited matchmakers, but they have all been turned away. In the eyes of the world, she was arrogant and arrogant, and no young master from aristocratic families in the capital could look upon her. In fact, she has a crush on her. She has been secretly in love with her cousin Chu Ruiheng (the third prince) who is five years older than her for many years. Chu Ruiheng has doted on this beautiful and intelligent little cousin since he was a child. During the long relationship between the two, Zhou Jingxi fell in love with Chu Ruiheng. When she was fifteen, she mustered up the courage to tell him that she was devoted to him. In the end, a misunderstanding occurred because Chu Ruiheng rejected Princess Xilang's words, "I like men." Zhou Jingxi was heartbroken when she learned that he liked men. In order to forget him, she left the city where he lived and went to her aunt's house in Jiangnan. I've been there for three years. Three years later, Chu Ruiheng designed someone to spread the news of his injury in her ears. "I heard that King Jing was seriously injured when he attacked Nanyuan and was about to die. Your Majesty ordered a search for famous doctors all over the world." Zhou Jingxi thought she had given up on him. When she learned that Chu Ruiheng was seriously injured in the south of the Yangtze River, she found that she still cared about him and decided to go back to Beijing to visit him! She rushed day and night, and after half a month of running around, she arrived in the capital, only to find that she had been deceived. The crusade against Nanyuan was real, but the injury was fake. Chu Ruiheng used the injury as a ploy to trick her into returning to the capital. Only then did she realize that they were going in both directions, and she was not in unrequited love.