At one fleeting glance, he forced his way into her world. A marriage decree sent her into the depths of a sprawling estate.
Lin Weiwei, a reserved and gentle daughter of an official’s family, had wanted nothing more than a life spent among books and poetry, in quiet contentment. But one backward glance and a single poem at a spring banquet drew the unwavering attention of Xiao Heng, the cold-faced Prince Chen. By imperial decree, she became the Prince of Chen’s consort, envied by all.
Everyone thought she had risen to great heights, but none knew that a prince’s estate was a sea of its own. Yet what awaited her was neither cold neglect nor vicious infighting. Beneath the prince’s seemingly icy indifference lay an utterly devoted, domineering affection that allowed no argument.
Xiao Heng said, “The world fears me, but you alone are the weakness I willingly embrace, and the one exception I make.”
From then on, everyone in the estate knew that the prince gave all his tenderness and patience to just one person. When she retreated, he came closer; when she worried, he eased her fears. When she longed to fly, he spread the whole sky above her.
This is a sweet game of love that begins with marriage, and an achingly romantic love story in which a cold-faced prince and a gentle, gifted woman stand together through every storm, ultimately vowing to share a lifetime with no one else.
Looks good, the pace is not draggy
The writing is very good. I have never seen such a simple relationship before. It is very refreshing and refined.
Very pretty! Logical reasoning is clear.
The delicate plot of marriage first, love later, attracts readers to look down. The cold-faced prince is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and the gentle and generous princess is generous, decent, smart and very right!
Very good looking, worth recommending
Still good and worth seeing
Good-looking, good-looking, so good-looking
The pattern of ancient novels is like this. It is told eloquently and slowly unfolds.