My Husband Thinks I’m Too Cold

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Gentle, cool-headed, proper noblewoman VS dominant, brooding general

(Height difference, nine-year age gap)

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Cui Tao is born to a prestigious family. A lady among ladies, she is aloof, refined, and proper.

Everyone says her match should be a man as noble as the moon shining through clear skies, as elegant as a jade tree and a field of orchids.

Lin Shao is descended from a family of three generations of court officials, but he lost his father young and spent half his life on the battlefield. He is rough, wild, and a true old man.

Everyone says he's a grim reaper destined to die alone.

But few know that Cui Tao and Lin Shao were betrothed as children.

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The imperial decree has been issued, leaving Cui Tao no choice. With a grand wedding procession, she marries into the Lin family.

She is cautious and attentive, fulfilling every duty as a wife.

She takes charge of the household, manages the inner quarters, and renovates the long-neglected Lin residence.

She serves her mother-in-law, maintains the family's connections, and restores the Lin family's traditions.

She even takes in concubines to continue the family line...

Cui Tao believes she has done nothing wrong and has everything in order.

But one day, Lin Shao gets dead drunk, grips her by the waist, and asks why she treats him so coldly.

Cui Tao is dumbfounded. When has she ever been cold to him?

*Both are virgins, marriage before love, a sweet story about adjusting to married life. Hope you enjoy it~

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Cool-headed, career-minded female imperial physician VS brooding, clingy crown prince

(He takes her by force, and she cannot escape)

Our dynasty is enlightened, and many women hold official positions. Hua Man is one of them. She not only competes with men on equal footing, but has also won the favor of the empress dowager and the emperor. Now the empress has privately summoned her to treat the crown prince's hidden affliction.

Crown Prince Sang Yan is as bright and elegant as the moon, and immensely talented. He has already taken over his father's authority and is recognized by the entire court as the heir apparent. But despite excelling at everything, the crown prince has one failing: though his Eastern Palace is full of beautiful women, he has no heirs.

Hua Man studied under the medical sage of Changbai Mountain and is skilled in every field of medicine. She doesn't consider treating the crown prince a difficult task, and accepts the empress's request.

At first, she examines him, but gets nowhere.

Then she patiently tries to counsel him, but still gets nowhere.

Then she'll have to prescribe a stronger medicine…

Hua Man remembers her master's teachings: a physician must have compassion, but must never interfere with another person's fate.

She never imagined that this powerful remedy for Sang Yan would go against nature, bringing her nothing but bitter consequences and leaving her sleepless night after night…

Theme: Sincerity shines as bright as the sun and moon.