Gu Qingyun transmigrates into the frail girl who was pushed into the water by her scheming younger sister. The moment she wakes up, she heads straight for her sister’s courtyard and kicks away the bird’s nest soup she just cooked.
“If you love stealing things so much, big sister will teach you what ‘first come, first served’ means today!” Then she turns around and marries Xiao Yuan, the Ninth Prince, rumored to be cruel and violent.
After the wedding, the prince’s manor is turned upside down. One day the princess beats up the Minister of Rites’ son, the next she ties her scheming younger sister to a tree for all to see.
The entire capital is betting on when the Ninth Prince will divorce her, but Xiao Yuan silently hands her a whip. “Did your hand get sore, my lady? Let your husband put some medicine on it.”
Then, when someone mocks the princess for being uncouth at a palace banquet, the Ninth Prince flips over the imperial desk. “She’s my princess. Who do you think you are to gossip about her?”
Gu Qingyun suddenly thinks this “marry first, fall in love later” deal might be a sure win.
As the content progresses quickly, it becomes a bit like a running account. It started as a marriage by agreement, and suddenly they fell in love with each other. Great cheers for the author.
A short but concise novel with a compact storyline and a happy ending. It's quite enjoyable.
Not bad, nothing bad happened, and the ending was happy.
Very nice, short and precise