Exiled to Long Street, the Pampered Princess Refuses to Divorce

Chu Qing wakes up in the body of a spoiled princess infamous in the history books. The powerful prince consort’s family has just been dispossessed and exiled, and the original owner is rubbing salt in the wounds of her husband, whose legs have been broken, by waving a divorce agreement in his face. Remembering that three years later this man will lead an army back to the capital and turn the original owner into a human pig, Chu Qing tears up the agreement on the spot and throws her arms around the blood-soaked man. “Wherever you go, husband, I’ll go too!”

The borderlands are bitterly cold, and even a bowl of porridge is a luxury. Chu Qing grumbles through clenched teeth that “there’s not even rouge in this wretched place,” all while rubbing her frost-reddened fingers and drawing designs to trade for coarse-grain buns. The fallen general’s eyes darken as he tucks her frozen feet against his chest to warm them. “Why go to such lengths, Princess?”