The Minister of Rites’ household has an illegitimate daughter who was raised in the countryside for more than a decade? And she’s been brought back to the capital?
Oh, it turns out she’s just a pawn, brought back to marry the Fourth Prince, whose legs are disabled, in place of her eldest sister.
So all the capital’s powerful and influential figures wait to laugh at this lowborn illegitimate daughter.
But...
Can anyone explain why the Mister of Heavenly Secrets from the esteemed Hanchen Academy treats her with such courtesy?
Why the head of the Shadowwind Pavilion, an organization even the imperial family respects, dotes on her without limit?
Why a veteran general who has never lost a battle holds her in such high regard?
And why the Fourth Prince, rumored to be disabled, ugly, and the least favored of them all... is nothing like the rumors say!!
The people who came to laugh at the illegitimate daughter end up getting a faceful of public displays of affection instead.
Everyone: ...
I enjoyed it! The male and female protagonists were righteous and triumphed over evil, becoming good emperors for the country and its people. The bad guys got their comeuppance—it was so satisfying! Heaven always shines on those who are virtuous, talented, and kind-hearted. Thank you for your hard work, author! The story is short and concise; I look forward to your next work! Please remember to rest after your hard work every day!
Concise and to the point, with vivid and distinctive characters.
I love dramas with strong female leads, you're really something!
Brothers and sisters, you can add this to your bookshelf. It's quite good 🙂 Go for it!
The ideas are clear and concise.
It's beautiful! It's absolutely gorgeous!
I need to take another look before I can write a review.
Whether it's a stone or jade, only facts will tell. True gold fears no furnace, and jade cannot be found in a stubborn rock. So, does being born into a different social class truly mean being discriminated against?