Qinghe Cui's Bright Moon Enters My Arms

Cui Mingtang, the eldest daughter of the Cui family in Qinghe, is truly a jewel in the palm of your hand. His father was a great scholar of the time, his mother was born in the Xiao family of Lanling, and his three brothers were all young talents. The only worry the whole family has is how to find a marriage that is barely worthy of this outstanding sister/daughter. In the previous life, Cui Mingtang married into the East Palace as the crown princess for the sake of the family. She was virtuous and intelligent, kept the East Palace in order, and helped the prince to stabilize the court. However, she was jealous of her husband and framed by her concubines, and finally died in the cold palace. Closing her eyes, she could only hear the horns of the three brothers leading their troops to attack the palace and destroy them all outside the palace wall. When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the age of sixteen, the day before the Hundred Flowers Banquet. In her previous life, it was at this banquet that she was spotted by the prince. This time, she deliberately knocked over the tea cup, soiled her fine clothes, and left the table with an excuse. However, under the apricot tree in the back garden, she bumped into a young man in black clothes who had climbed over the wall and was covered in blood. The young man's eyebrows were as sharp as a knife. He covered the wound, but he grinned at her, revealing a tiger tooth: "Miss, are you looking for a place to hide?" Later she found out that the "thief" who climbed over the wall was actually the prince of Zhenbei, Huo Jingyun, who was guarding the northern border and had a reputation for evil. Later, the prince asked for marriage again, and the emperor on the throne asked her with a smile: "Girl of the Cui family, are you willing?" In the silence of the whole hall, Cui Mingtang raised his head, his eyes clear and firm: "My daughter is unwilling." She turned around and looked at the tall figure at the end of the generals' queue.