Xiayu is nineteen and still unmarried.
In truth, she had an excellent match arranged for her. But ever since her family fell on hard times, the marriage seemed to have vanished. The marquis's household never mentioned it, and her father didn't dare bring it up.
Just as Xiayu was about to forget all about it, the marquis's household remembered the arrangement. They rushed through the three letters and six rites, and before long, she was married into the marquis's household, hardly knowing how it had happened.
It turned out that Ninth Young Master was in mortal danger after saving the emperor. A Daoist priest looked everyone over and said that only Xiayu could help him escape death.
Xiayu knew the marquis's household had helped her family, so she cared for her husband day and night, hoping he would wake up.
Thanks to her care, Cui Zhichen really did wake up.
He was two years younger than Xiayu, with smiling peach-blossom eyes. Gentle and courteous, he called her "Older Sister."
He showed gratitude toward his savior in every word and gesture, but always kept a careful distance, as if he had completely forgotten they were husband and wife.
Xiayu found out that before Cui Zhichen was injured, he had planned to break off their engagement.
Now that Xiayu's family owed the marquis's household a favor, and she had saved Cui Zhichen's life, she sensibly decided to leave.
She handed Cui Zhichen a divorce agreement. Who could have guessed that the man who always wore a smile would lose his mind?
Later, he stroked her smooth back and said, "My dear Older Sister, you're good to me, and I'll be good to you too."
Reading Guide:
1. Both leads are virgins and devoted only to each other. One-on-one romance.
Theme: A positive outlook
