Everyone says Li Xiaonong is lucky. The daughter of a disgraced minister married into the Eastern Palace and secured the position of Crown Princess, with barely a bump along the way.
But isn’t it an accomplishment to win the approval of both the emperor and empress, without drawing any objections from the court?
Being able to shape your own fate and live a smooth, happy life takes great wisdom. It’s much more than luck!
She chose her husband herself, and she couldn’t be happier with him.
The day he arrived with a cart full of gold, silver, and valuables to see her father off, she set her sights on him. She thinks the world of such a fine gentleman.
How can I put it this way? I feel like I haven't understood it after reading dozens of chapters, and I can't see the main plot. It feels like it has everything, house fights, palace fights, intrigues, Zaizai, and love.
Some chapters felt confusing. For example, the third prince said earlier that he would protect the heroine's happiness, but then ran away quietly. Could it be because the queen introduced the ninth prince to the heroine?
There is also Li Yushi who takes the blame. He has very few scenes and no disaster relief plot at all. The heroine's surname is Li, so shouldn't the mistress of the Yushi family be Mrs. Li? Mrs. Xue is always used in the book.
How can I put it this way? I feel like I haven't understood it after reading dozens of chapters, and I can't see the main plot. It feels like it has everything, house fights, palace fights, intrigues, Zaizai, and love. Some chapters felt confusing. For example, the third prince said earlier that he would protect the heroine's happiness, but then ran away quietly. Could it be because the queen introduced the ninth prince to the heroine? There is also Li Yushi who takes the blame. He has very few scenes and no disaster relief plot at all. The heroine's surname is Li, so shouldn't the mistress of the Yushi family be Mrs. Li? Mrs. Xue is always used in the book.