At first, Young Master Qin thought something was off about Miss Lin.
The first time they met, she challenged him in public, saying the silver collected by the Transport Office was unreasonable.
The second time, she charmed his entire family, and everyone praised her.
The third time, she said, “Young Master, you should marry me.”
That was when he realized she’d been after him from the very beginning.
But once he actually married her, he thought his wife couldn’t be more perfect.
She helped him keep his household in order, gathered information for him, and even traveled a great distance to help him escape a dead end when he was trapped in a hopeless situation.
Qin Yu held her close, his voice tinged with helpless resignation, though the smile in his eyes gave him away. “When you schemed to win me over, did you ever think you’d never be able to get away from me for the rest of your life?”
This ancient proverb is very sweet and refreshing! The heroine is not a docile old-style boudoir girl. She dares to confront the prince in public, takes the initiative to pursue love, and can also give strong support to the male protagonist in the back house and in power situations after marriage. The male protagonist notices that the female protagonist is acting abnormally when they first meet. The plot of the three encounters progresses step by step. The heroine goes from arguing with the rules in public to gaining the favor of the Qin family to proposing for marriage outright. Her purpose is magnanimous and bold, breaking out of the traditional stereotype of the heroine passively waiting to be pursued. After getting married, the value of the heroine is not only reflected in the love level: stabilizing the chaotic back house, detecting secret information, coming across the distance to break the situation when the hero is in a desperate situation, the heroine is an independent and intelligent person, which is very solid. The writing style is popular and easy to read, with both sweet pets and career lines in mind. Readers who like ancient stories about strong female protagonists and Machiavellian plots should not miss it [laughs][laughs]