Tang Ling, an embroiderer from Jiangnan, only wanted an ordinary marriage in her life.
But every time she gets engaged, something unexpected happens within three days.
In the fourth chapter, the imperial edict of marriage went straight to Xiu Pavilion, and she was promised to Chen Yanzhi, the powerful regent.
On the wedding night, with the red hijab lifted, Tang Ling looked at the face that had taught her how to embroider mandarin ducks step by step, and finally understood - it turned out that it was not God who had disrupted the situation the first three times, but him.
It turned out that he was the one who kissed her earlobe every night in her dreams.
She fled back to her hometown overnight and vowed never to trust a man again.
But that high-ranking prince actually took off his python robe and knelt barefoot outside the threshold of her embroidery workshop.
"Ling'er, the lotus you embroidered is missing a petal." He looked up at her, his eyes scarlet, "I'll patch that petal in for you, okay?"
Intention: independent consciousness to settle down and live life