Looking for My Brother's Wife, Linzhou Knows His Intentions

Introduction to the novel: [The female protagonist mistakenly identifies the male protagonist - the male protagonist appears to be acting coercively, but his heart is beating wildly and is jealous - the male protagonist competes for love] The water vapor in the south of the Yangtze River has not yet dried up, and Su Zhiwei has already stepped onto the Jinghua Pier in the morning light. A marriage contract made by her father before his death sent her from the mist of Qiantang to this strange imperial capital to find the fiancé she had never met before - Xie Ergong Xie Mingchuan. The first time I met Xie Linzhou, Xie's eldest son, was at the noisy dock. He stood next to the tea shop, his moon-white brocade robe made his figure as tall as bamboo, and there was an alienation between his brows, but when he caught a glimpse of the orchid grass hosta in her hair, an imperceptible wave passed through his eyes. When we met again in the alley where begonias were flying, he was still as cold as a lotus in the snow-capped mountains, but he would quietly stop when she accidentally hooked on the bamboo chair. When we first met in Xie's house, he was ordered by his grandmother to lead the way. When he talked about bluegrass paintings, his usually steady tone actually became a little softer. She carefully tested her future husband's preferences, but was repeatedly rejected coldly by him. The embarrassment when the sweet-scented osmanthus and red bean cake was rejected, the embarrassment when the porcelain bowl was accidentally broken, and the stubbornness when blood oozed from the fingertips all fell into his eyes. He said "don't bother", but he would silently hand over a good hemostatic ointment; he knew clearly that she was asking about her brother, but he couldn't help but show concern when she was injured. When the warmth of Jiangnan meets the elegance of Beijing, when the established engagement encounters an unexpected heartbeat, can this orchid grass transplanted from Jiangnan find its own spring breeze in the courtyard of Xie's family? And how will the seemingly cold-blooded Young Master Xie deal with this quietly growing and inappropriate feeling?