[Pure historical romance, not reborn + mutual devotion + nation and family + 1v1 + happy ending]
What?!
She’s a noble young lady from a distinguished family, and after hiding in the mountains for half a year, she returns to Quejing only to have her imperial grandfather, the emperor, arrange a marriage for her!
Her fiancé just died!
Well, fine. If he says she has to marry, she’ll marry. It doesn’t matter who.
But the man she’s been promised to is the one who killed her fiancé, and he’s a refugee, too!
Jingshu closes her eyes, steels herself, and agrees to the marriage. Her mother will make plans to get her divorced anyway.
After leaving Quejing to marry into the Kui family in their hometown, things get wild. Ambushes along the road, mountains set ablaze: each ordeal is more thrilling than the last.
Later, when they can no longer get by in their hometown, her husband simply whisks her off to the northwestern frontier, saying he’ll build his own power base there.
So he’s taking her along to make their fortune!
Jingshu is all in. Without hesitation, she goes with him to the northwest.
Once they start making their fortune, there’s no stopping them. They end up making it bigger than anyone could have imagined.
Coming from the author's other work "Northern Marriage", the image of the heroine in this book is particularly moving. She has extraordinary intelligence and a calm and tenacious heart, and her character has a lively and agile atmosphere, which is three-dimensional and lovable. The author's writing style is even more outstanding. The whole article is full of ancient meaning, the words and sentences are elegant and organized, and the ancient rhyme flows between the lines. The reading experience is excellent. Being able to write such words shows that the author himself is also a talented person.
I stayed up late and finished reading the latest chapter. So far, it is still very interesting. I hope it will continue to be exciting. I look forward to updating it soon.
Good writing is rare in Tomato, both writing and plot are excellent
The author's writing style is quite good, but the story line, character setting, and background are similar to Penglaike's "Spring River and Flower Moon". Although it is not as good as Penglaike's, it is still very good.
Very beautiful, the writing style is very antique