One devoted couple, 1V1. A simple, kind-hearted heroine versus a scheming, green-tea prince. To win his wife’s affection, he’ll stop at nothing, even pretending to be weak so she’ll go soft on him!
A foolish modern undercover agent is exposed and killed, then transmigrates into the body of Jiang Nianqiu, the eldest daughter of the Jiang family in ancient times. The good news: she’ll never go hungry or lack for anything. The bad news: Miss Jiang is a fool. Worse still, her husband, a young prince, is also a fool.
One prince’s manor, two fools. Hilarious.
Jiang Nianqiu is secretly delighted: Good thing I’m only pretending to be a fool after transmigrating, while the young prince is a real idiot. Haha...
Who would have thought they were both pretending to be fools, each believing the other was genuinely stupid, while secretly protecting one another?
One day, when the two go to a temple and are robbed and chased by bandits, they discover that the other has been pretending to be a fool too!
Jiang Nianqiu might actually be a real fool. Everyone can see that the prince likes her, but she thinks he’s suffering from the aftereffects of falling into a pit: he’s timid and needs comforting, and often needs a hug from her.
One night, the young prince strokes Jiang Nianqiu’s sleeping face and murmurs, “My foolish princess, when will you finally catch on?”
Beautiful and perfect ending. In fact, Yan Xiuming is not that bad. He rebelled because his mother forced him to imitate the late emperor when he was a child. He also said that he was most attracted to the late emperor. When he was the emperor, he often beat and scolded him. He only wanted to get his mother's approval because of his obsession.
It's a sweet book that's easy to compare. The male and female protagonists fall apart very quickly hahaha. The first and middle stages are more daily oriented, and the later stages are mainly about the plot and plot. It's good to watch. Jueqiu is happy.