After both of them died, Gu Qingci transmigrated into the abandoned daughter of a marquis’s household.
Before she could get settled, the emperor decreed that she marry Prince Chen, the god of war.
Speaking to him through a screen, she asked, “I heard you have a hidden ailment?”
Prince Chen didn’t get angry. He only said four words: “Your calligraphy is good.”
The next day, he sent word: “Remove the screen.”
Gu Qingci: “?”
Wasn’t this supposed to be a political marriage? Why are you taking it seriously?
Later, he gazed into her eyes and asked, “Have you ever heard the name Nian Nian?”
Gu Qingci froze. That was her daughter’s name.
But she had never told anyone.
Their double death wasn’t the end. It was the beginning of his falling for her.
The first few chapters are beautifully written! The writing style is old-fashioned and the plot is rhythmic.