[Historical romance and court intrigue] [He pursues his wife, sweet romance] [No angst throughout]
A money-loving, drama-loving ray of sunshine x a prince regent who starts out cold but eventually falls hard
One day, Wen Qingqing transmigrates into a book as the prince regent Li Chen’s bride, chosen to bring him good luck. In the story, she is a pawn rejected by her family and used to placate the emperor’s command. She foolishly longs to win the prince regent’s heart, only to be discarded like trash and freeze to death on the street.
When she arrives, she’s huddled in a drafty woodshed, listening to an argument outside:
“Qingqing won’t agree to this marriage! I know her. She’d never be tempted by the prince’s wealth or a thousand acres of fertile land!”
Wen Qingqing kicks open the woodshed door and wipes away a nonexistent tear. “That’s right, I’ll never waver!”
“So where’s your shame? Where’s your bottom line? Where’s the marriage contract?”
Everyone: “…”
To refuse the Empress Dowager’s arranged marriage, Li Chen carefully picked an orphan girl of humble birth to bring him good luck. Most importantly, she was timid, obedient, and easy to control.
He pushed a contract in front of her and said coldly, “For one year, all you have to do is play the part of my princess consort in public. Don’t even think of asking for anything else.”
The little orphan blinked her dewy eyes and obediently nodded.
It wasn’t until she moved into the prince regent’s residence that Li Chen realized something was wrong.
Timid?
On their wedding night, she wore only a thin inner robe, her jade-white feet swinging beneath her as she dazzled him beneath the lamplight.
Obedient?
After getting drunk, she rolled into his arms, whimpering that she was cold and wriggling against him for warmth.
Li Chen’s gaze darkened as he calmly deduced:
She was so shameless that she must be trying to seduce him.
When at last he gave in to his true feelings and kissed her, a slender finger pressed against his lips.
Wen Qingqing’s cheeks flushed crimson as she lowered her eyes shyly: “Your Highness, this calls for…”
Essay. Very funny. Worth watching.
Go, go, go, go, the short article is quite detailed.
It's good-looking, short and concise, not too long, and it's fun to watch the ambiguous drama.
Not bad, the content is not laggy
Marriage First, Love Later, short but superb, no bad endings, worth watching
Short and concise, highly recommended
Marriage first, love later, never goes out of style, the showman and money lover seduce the cold and ascetic regent, the sweet love will not be tortured to the end. The money-mad princess VS the powerful prince, how can marriage be the same as everyone else? Marrying the right person is love, marrying the wrong person is grievance 😳😳[Check it carefully]