Pearls and Jade Fill My Heart

Both leads are sexually inexperienced:

Dai Yurao was born to a respectable concubine. While her mother was pregnant with her, someone falsely accused her mother of having an affair with another man. Fortunately, her mother was a respectable concubine and so spared execution. From then on, the lord of the household sent mother and daughter to live at a country estate.

Yan Shuo is the legitimate second son of a powerful aristocratic family. His high position made the Grand Chancellor wary of him. When the emperor suddenly died, the young crown prince inherited the throne, but his childish nature made him a puppet in the Grand Chancellor's hands.

After someone incited the young emperor to spite Yan Shuo, he specifically sought out the illegitimate country girl from the Dai family.

And so one absurd imperial edict after another came from the palace.

A royal marriage decree: could a village girl really rise to become a princess?

"By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees: Dai Yurao, daughter of the Dai family, is an incarnation of good fortune and a blessing to our dynasty. She is hereby named the Princess Who Protects the Nation and granted ten thousand taels of gold and silver, as well as the Princess Who Protects the Nation's residence."

Before the eunuch, Dai Yurao, still working in the fields, straightened up and looked around. At last, she pointed to herself. "Who did you just say? You don't mean me, do you?"

Dai Yurao: QAQ?

Little scene:

At the birthday banquet, everyone wanted to laugh at the grass-roots princess. But who was this graceful, dignified beauty before them?

What happened to the one rumored to be hideously ugly?

"In the end, it is I, Yan, who have married above my station." Yan Shuo smiled slightly, looking as if he were pretending not to know his good fortune.

Everyone: ???

Who had said Minister Yan couldn't stand the grass-roots princess?

Could the man trying so hard to please Dai Yurao really be an impostor posing as Yan Shuo?

Little scene:

Yan Shuo knew Dai Yurao had once been promised in marriage as a child. But he figured the man had joined the army and would probably die on the battlefield, so he wasn't a threat.

Who could have guessed that her former fiancé would return to the capital alive, looking every bit the hero, and make his first stop at their home to provoke him? Yan Shuo was furious!

"I, Xue Zhao, am willing to come to the princess's residence and serve as her male companion. Unlike Minister Yan, I have energy to spare."

One sentence was enough to make Dai Yurao laugh with delight.

Yan Shuo looked calm, but inside he was so furious he nearly spat blood. "It's over. My wife has her eye on that rascal!"

As they say, every profession has its star. After that, Yan Shuo did everything he could to win back his wife's heart. Even his ominous tone had a ghostly edge to it: "Your Highness, how can you smile at him? Is your consort's strength not enough to satisfy you?"

Dai Yurao: I'm not smiling anymore! I'll never smile at him again!

From then on, the fox of a man anxiously tried to keep his wife happy while guarding against other men like a thief.

After all, his wife's flower language is: Let go and she's gone!

…END…

Theme: Only the southern mountain and your eyes remain unchanged, meeting again as green as they were before