The Prince Insists on Marrying Into My Family

Shen Mingzhu is the youngest child of Jiangnan’s wealthiest family. Her two older brothers dote on him, and his parents, though his mother has passed away, his father is still around, spoil him rotten. His breathtaking beauty makes it hard to look away, and he has a gentle, lively temperament and a particular talent for blending fragrances. On his eighteenth birthday, he loses a sachet outside Lingyin Temple

It lands right on the toe of Prince Chen Xiao Yan’s boot.

Xiao Yan is the emperor’s beloved younger brother, a lazy prince who once considered the throne a hot potato and fled overnight. The thing he fears most in life is trouble, yet the instant this young man turns to look at him, he willingly takes on the greatest “trouble” of his life.

One has no wish to be emperor. The other has no wish to marry into power.

But Xiao Yan says, “I’ve given up the throne. All I want is to marry you.”

The emperor enthusiastically approves, and the whole family ships them. It’s sweet enough to make your teeth ache, with no angst and no misunderstandings, only love at first sight that goes both ways and the ultimate devotion of spending a lifetime with just one person.