[Historical romance, political intrigue, alternate ancient setting, marriage before love, household drama, sweet romance, two powerful leads]
By imperial decree, Cui Lingyi, the legitimate daughter of the Qinghe Cui clan, is wed to Wang Jue, a young master of the Langya Wang clan.
All she wants is a peaceful life, tending the night-blooming cereus in her courtyard as she quietly spends the rest of her days.
He is indifferent and distant about their marriage.
“Our marriage was only because of an imperial decree. Why take it so seriously?”
The man draws her into his arms, his voice low and tender:
“It’s true that we married by imperial decree. It’s also true that I’ve fallen for you.”
Very delicious! Super pretty, but a little short The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very sweet, and they tend to be domestic. There is very little fighting between the court and the court.
The male and female protagonists both have good family backgrounds, and the text is slightly sweet.
A very plain sweet article.
Good, good, good, good