In the thirty-seventh year of Yong'an in the Dayao Dynasty, the queen gave birth to her legitimate princess Xiao Mingxi. From then on, the trend of the entire imperial city changed.
——His Majesty Xiao Yan held the infant princess in his arms and smiled like a fool: "My Xi'er will be Dayao's most noble treasure from now on!"
——Prince Xiao Jingyuan put down his statecraft and personally cut a wooden sword for his sister: "Whoever dares to make Xi'er unhappy must get through me first."
——The second prince Xiao Jingyun put away his long sword and awkwardly learned to tie his hair in pigtails: "Don't be afraid, Xi'er, my second brother's sword will always be unsheathed for you."
——The third prince Xiao Jingheng put down his poems and drew a picture of hundreds of birds for his sister: "Whatever Xi'er likes, third brother will find it for you."
As the only legitimate princess of Dayao, Xiao Mingxi has been praised in the clouds since she was born. She is the cinnabar mole in the heart of her father and the "little nemesis" destined by her three brothers. She could graffiti with her father's royal pen, grab the prince's brother's morning memorial, fold origami cranes, break off the second prince's brother's sword, tear up the third prince's brother's collection of poems - anyway, there would always be someone to clean up the mess for her.
The whole world thought that this golden girl would stay in a honey pot for the rest of her life, until she met the cold and aloof Xie Yunci, the new top scholar.
When they first met, she was a little girl wearing a bun, smiling at him with her little face raised: "Brother, can you teach me how to read?"
He nodded in agreement, but he didn't expect that this teaching would become a lifelong concern.
When she grows up, she will be a sassy princess who dares to sneak out of the palace in men's clothes and fight for others in the market. But when she turns around, she will throw herself into his arms and act coquettishly: "Xie Yunci, they all bully me."
He shook his head helplessly and brushed her
