[A bold, unrestrained heroine + a lazy, scheming hero + pure escapist fun]
Ji Huan was born into this world and had spent seventeen years in it. At first, all she wanted was good food, good drink, and good sleep, and to lie flat and enjoy life.
That was until she turned five. Her father took her older brother to the distant frontier, while she was sent into the palace.
As a seasoned reader of every kind of brainless novel, she immediately sensed danger, so she started working hard and training in martial arts.
Her mother was murdered?
Her childhood sweetheart of a senior brother turned out to be a prince, and was going to marry a high official’s daughter to climb the ranks.
She cut off her feelings without hesitation and headed to the capital to investigate her mother’s murder.
She never expected to meet Yao Yan, heir to the Prince of Dingnan, who was even more reckless than she was.
From then on, whenever she killed, he handed her the knife;
whenever she set something on fire, he cleaned up afterward.
The people of the capital: “These two troublemakers really are made for each other.”
Yao Yan: “A Huan and I were born for each other.”
Ji Huan: “...These rumors have ruined me. Weren’t you supposed to be aloof, cold, and uninterested in women?”
The author greatly hopes that the male protagonist will get married, but does not want the female protagonist to change because of the male protagonist, especially the change will not be good for the female protagonist.
I have just passed the bottleneck period and this article is quite good. I recommend it!
So pretty! Wonderful! 💕💕