[A derivative fanfiction of the Fourteenth Prince and Ruoxi pairing from Scarlet Heart.]
[If you don't like it, don't read. Don't overthink it, just enjoy the ship.]
[Mainly about the Fourteenth Prince and Ruoxi!!!]
[Golden finger + System + sweet romance!!!]
The Fourteenth Prince and Ruoxi are both reborn. The story has three volumes.
He doesn't understand Ruoxi, but he respects her and tries to love her in the way she likes.
When she was made to kneel in the rain, only the Fourteenth Prince remembered to bring Ruoxi her favorite lotus pastries. Seeing them always warmed her heart. He had an imperial edict granting him a marriage, but still completely respected her wishes. For a prince raised on feudal values to do that was precious beyond measure. Only later, when he learned that Ruoxi was unhappy in the Forbidden City, did he use the edict to bring her out of the palace and stay by her through her final days.
After Ruoxi died, he kept the hairpin she had used to stab a horse on the grasslands. It was the belated regret of a young man, and he carried his unrequited love like a thorn in his heart. He devoted himself to the hairpin until the day he died, nourishing it with his heart's blood. His study was piled with her portraits and handwritten notes. He earned the imperial edict granting their marriage through three military achievements. In this life, she was the only one he loved: his primary consort and, above all, his beloved wife.
This story rewrites their friendship-first, more-than-friends-but-not-yet-lovers ending so they can remain together for life.
“As long as you are willing to let go, the two of you will surely get your wish.”
“When golden wind meets jade dew, their single meeting surpasses countless moments in the mortal world.”
There are new characters who are not historical figures, as well as a secondary couple.
All three volumes make slight changes to the original novel, the existing scenes in the adaptations, and the characters.
"Embroidered Snow Tang Pear" "Embroidered Snow" is the past stitched up by time. With the falling snow as the thread, it embroiders the missed moments in the Forbidden City and the longing of the wild geese carrying letters into the years of reunion. It is the trace of regrets being gently soothed. "
It's great, really great! The author's writing is superb, and the content is interesting and original. I love it!