Lin Xijin, daughter of a duke, lost her parents at a young age. Her uncle's family seized her title, and though it was her own home, she was forced to live as a dependent. Then, in the dead of winter, an imperial edict sent her to Mobei to marry the heir to the Mobei throne.
Word had it that the Mobei heir, Meng Lingyou, was cold, arrogant, and savage. Everyone in the capital waited to hear news of her death, but what happened proved them all wrong.
With the gentle warmth of Jiangnan, Lin Xijin melted away Meng Lingyou's lonely heart. In turn, Meng Lingyou taught his soft willow to be strong and decisive, and became her firmest, most dependable support.
“Husband, when Mobei's milk wine warms my throat, I think of your sturdy frame, standing tall like a desert poplar in the Gobi. The sand-laden wind carves your resolute features with flying stones.”
“I don't think I've ever told you I love you.”
“That's because you show it through your actions every day, Husband.”
The author writes very well and the plot is very smooth and beautiful!!!
It's still very good. The setting of the male protagonist's spying is very interesting.
When was the child conceived?