[They start with a casual relationship, then fall in love + sweet romance + both leads are each other’s first + two strong leads + good communication and no misunderstandings + fast-paced development + illness-related scenes]
[Gentle, scheming, and calculating sickly prince x cheerful, lively, affectionate princess who knows martial arts]
An imperial decree of marriage ties the fates of an unp lavored, sickly prince and the general’s legitimate daughter together, binding them to each other from then on.
She thought Prince Jing was powerless and adrift in court like a floating weed, but there is more to his apparent frailty than meets the eye.
Xu Chunzhao was born and raised beyond the frontier, where she grew up accustomed to vast expanses of yellow sand. Yet she is forced to return to the capital, Shangjing, to marry the sickly Prince Xie Yun.
At first, the newlyweds treat each other with icy politeness, intending to be spouses in name only. But as they spend time together and help one another, they go from testing each other to developing feelings. Their love gradually deepens as they join forces to uncover the turmoil behind the dynasty and witness its transformation.
Note: There is a little political intrigue, but I didn’t write that part very well. If you’re looking for rigorously plotted political intrigue, please look elsewhere.
The whole story is very sweet, the progress is very fast, and there is no abuse.