(The story of the big bad wolf and the little white rabbit)
Concubine De gave birth to Princess Yumei in childbirth and had difficulty conceiving again since then.
Yumei has been frail and affectionate since she was a child, with a gentle and carefree temperament. She has two brothers who are not very favored in the palace. Her biological mother is unable to take care of her, so she has been raised in the Queen Mother's palace since she was a child.
When she was young and hairy, the Queen Mother granted her a marriage to Fucha Jingheng, who had grown up in childhood.
Being newlywed is a dilemma.
The consort came from a prominent family, had a handsome appearance, and was always kind and considerate towards others. Yu Mei rushed to her with all her heart, but only waited for his deliberate alienation and coldness.
The maid in the mansion is beautiful, and the woman who admired him in the past appears frequently. Misunderstandings arise one after another, and suspicion grows wildly in her heart.
She thought it was because of weak love, but she didn't know that there was an unspeakable old illness hidden in his eyes. Crying to others is catharsis, but to him it is bone-gnawing pain.
He was afraid of hurting the weak princess, so he could only retreat awkwardly, but she regarded him as disgusted.
Arguments, confrontations, heartbreaks, reconciliations.
Just when the two finally bridged the gap and tried to get closer to each other, Su Yanci, her best friend who had protected her when they were young, returned to Beijing from abroad.
When an old friend returns, the tender memories of his youth surge up.
On one side is a scarred man who slowly reveals his true feelings during the process of running-in, burdened by family ties and unspeakable illness;
On one side was an old acquaintance who was perfect in her memory and had given her all kinds of preference.
Royal trade-offs and games between nobles and nobles threaten the love between children.
Only then did Yu Mei realize that the meekness and forbearance taught to her by the deep palace was not enough to protect a hard-won stability.
Is this stolen good marriage a mirror image, or is it a life that can be guarded for years to come?
Concept: A sickly princess is given a direct marriage to her childhood sweetheart by the Queen Mother, and she becomes a sweet and doting daily comedy after marriage.
