The Beloved of the Capital’s Crown Prince, You’ll Be Mine for Life

Sweet romance with a powerful family | Healing love story | Strong heroine first, then sweet romance | One-on-one, both leads' first relationship | Extra-sweet after marriage

She failed the civil service exam and climbed out of a remote mountain village, all so she could put down roots in the city.

He's the heir to a powerful Beijing family, the head of his clan, and stands at the very top of the pyramid.

The two of them should never have crossed paths, but after one unforgettable glance at a reception, he stepped into her world.

She said, “You take ninety-nine steps, and I'll take the last one.”

He said, “All right. I'll take the ninety-nine.”

Neglected by her birth family since childhood, she doesn't dare hope for love. She works herself to the bone just to feel secure.

She's a coward when it comes to feelings. When she meets someone she likes, her first instinct is to retreat.

But he's different.

He appears when she's at her lowest, persists when she pulls away, and catches her when she's at her most vulnerable.

From an accidental meeting to one deliberate approach after another.

From her not daring to respond to him saying, “I love you. This isn't a passing whim.”

From her using coldness to protect herself to him dropping to one knee beneath an old locust tree in Beijing.

“I took your last step for you.”

This is a story about him walking toward her.

It's also a journey in which she finally dares to believe in love.

After they're married, he's clingy, sending her dozens of messages every day and wishing he could keep her tied to his belt.

When she gets pregnant, he worries so much he can't sleep. He records every checkup result and cooks every meal himself.

When their boy-girl twins are born, he cries louder than the babies outside the delivery room.

As the children grow up, he carries his daughter in one arm and holds his son's hand with the other. He may not say he loves them, but he shows it in everything he does.

From a village girl to an executive at a multinational corporation, from drifting alone to a happy family of four.