When Su Cen, a migrant worker in modern society, opened her eyes and found that she had become a princess who had fallen into the water and got engaged, she decided: She would not be a tool in this life, but a salted fish if she wanted to be.
Gu Xichao originally thought that marrying a daughter of an official was just a routine arrangement arranged by her father. Unexpectedly, after Su Cen fell into the water, her eyes were as cold as looking at a dog on the roadside. He, the majestic prince, actually started to overturn on the way to chase his wife - she made her doubt life with her modern thinking, and was so angry that she punched the wall with her "bad aesthetics". What's worse, she didn't even bother to deal with it!
The dilemma is that she doesn't want to marry; the turning point is that he wants to marry; the price is that he chases her higher and higher, while she lies down more and more happily. Palace fight? Trickery? Doesn't exist! She just wanted to eat and die in ancient times, and make His Royal Highness an emoticon by the way.
A self-release that travels through the soul, a hilarious Shura scene of chasing his wife in reverse, who is the real winner in daily troubles?
When love becomes one-sided and freedom is the ultimate temptation, should the prince bow his head and pursue love, or should he turn around and let go?
The story is pretty good, keep listening to it