I Married a Scheming Crown Prince in Disguise

[Entering the final arc. Thank you all for supporting the official release!] When Ji Hexian was fourteen, she brought home her late older brother’s bride-to-be in his place. Her sister-in-law was beautiful, and apart from being unable to speak after suffering a fright, she was perfect in every way. Ji Hexian loved spending time with her. What’s more, after her sister-in-law arrived, the illness that had tormented Ji Hexian for days finally began to improve. Unfortunately, their happy days didn’t last. Once Ji Hexian recovered, she was summoned to the capital with her parents, while her sister-in-law had to travel south with her own family. And so this unusual marriage came to an end. Before leaving, her sister-in-law asked her to promise one thing. “What is it?” “Please don’t forget, Miss. The two people who were married that day were you and me.” Ji Hexian said nothing, only giving a slight nod. Years later, eighteen-year-old Ji Hexian accompanies her grandfather to visit the crown prince, Liang Pei. But at their first meeting, she finds the prince, a complete stranger, oddly familiar. “Have we met somewhere before?” she asks. Liang Pei smiles. “We didn’t just meet. We were married.” Ji Hexian: “?” How does someone sneak up to my window in the middle of the night and say she wants to have an affair with me? And how does a secret affair turn into her asking me to make our relationship official? Liang Pei: I entered your home three years ago. How could you have forgotten me, Miss? Ji Hexian: Oh no. I’ve run into a fox spirit. One-on-one romance, both leads are devoted only to each other, sweet romance, childhood friends who reunite by chance, young married couple, no secondary couples, a light plot. Next up: Junior Sister Is Off Work Today Cen Guanhao is an ordinary disciple of Shuangtian Ancient Path, whose main job is to guard the door for the reclusive Grandmaster. Don’t underestimate the job. From the sect’s leader, the True Master, down to her fellow disciples, anyone who wants to see the Grandmaster has to get past Cen Guanhao. “The Grandmaster isn’t receiving visitors today.” “Not tomorrow, either.” “Or the day after.” Every day, Cen Guanhao writes the Grandmaster’s visiting hours on a wooden sign and hangs it by the gate, changing it when the time comes. Then she... gets off work and plays cards. That’s right. Every day, apart from cultivating, Cen Guanhao plays cards with her two closest companions, her senior brother Yang Fengzhen and senior sister Yang Fengwei. She loses more than she wins, but she never gets tired of it. Then one day, Yang Fengzhen realizes that Cen Guanhao, who’d agreed to play cards with him, hasn’t shown up at her door on time. “Did Junior Sister have to work overtime today?” Yang Fengzhen goes to the place where Cen Guanhao guards the gate and takes a closer look. In bold, sweeping characters, the wooden sign reads: “Going down the mountain to steal a bride. Leaving today, back tomorrow.” Yang Fengzhen: “??” When did Junior Sister get this job? How come he didn’t know? So Yang Fengzhen, who believes in sharing both blessings and misfortunes, hastily packs his things and heads down the mountain to make a mess of things. Divider Li Yingxin has spent half his life keeping his head down. At last, he has saved enough to buy a small plot of land and is ready to leave the mountain and go home to live as an ordinary farmer. Unfortunately, fate has other plans. His peaceful little sect is suddenly attacked by an enemy, and his childhood friend, Junior Sister Yan Xihuai, is abducted and forced to become the enemy’s bride. After more than twenty years of being a coward, Li Yingxin grits his teeth, sets off alone on a thousand-mile journey, and swears to save his junior sister from danger. Unfortunately, his mission is cut short before it even gets going. The moment he leaves the sect, the enemy beats him into a panicked retreat. “Waaah, waaah, waaah... Your useless little brother begs his big brother to save him... Waaah, waaah, waaah...” With tears dripping from his eyes, Li Yingxin writes a letter begging for help and sends it to Shuangtian Ancient Path. That’s right. Li Yingxin and Li Yixin, the current leader of Shuangtian Ancient Path, are full brothers. Li Yixin is mortified when he receives the letter. After thinking it over, he decides to send Cen Guanhao to be the troublemaker. The reason is simple: he thinks Cen Guanhao playing cards every day is an eyesore. She has the supreme honor of guarding the Grandmaster’s door, and she dares to neglect her duties and play cards every day? It’s time she learned how cruel the world can be. With a grand wave of Li Yixin’s hand, Cen Guanhao sets off without looking back. “I’m here to steal the bride.” She strides onto the wedding stage, brimming with confidence. “Which one of you is Li Yingxin?” The whole hall erupts. Because no one there is called Li Yingxin. Li Yingxin, riding a donkey on his way there: Help, my butt hurts. Cen Guanhao: Oh no, I got here too early. The person I’m supposed to steal isn’t here yet. Note: The female lead is Cen Guanhao, and the male lead is Li Yingxin, but they have no romantic storyline. The female lead’s love interest is her junior master. Theme: Spring winds green the southern riverbanks again. Does the moon shine on my return today?