Did the Chancellor Go to the East Market Today?

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Cold, ruthless young chancellor x serene, gentle beauty of a doctor

[The tags are just appearances (•̀⌄•́)]

A hastily written blurb:

In the twenty-sixth year of Yuanhe, she learned of his “death.”

In the second year of Xuanhe, she recognized him.

Five years lay between them.

She thought he was dead, and he thought she was dead.

During those five years,

he went from an obscure companion to the Crown Prince to a young chancellor revered by the entire court;

she went from a medicinal test subject shunned by the world to the renowned healer of Ji'an, praised across the land.

He swore to the late emperor that he would never marry in this life;

she promised her master that she would never wed in this life.

But fate is a curious thing.

They met again.

At seven, she said, “I saved you, so you have to repay me by marrying me.”

At eight, she said, “Study hard and pass the palace exams to become a top scholar. Then I can bask in your glory too.”

At sixteen, she said, “All these years have passed, and you're still so small. Never mind, I'll raise you a little longer.”

At eighteen, she said, “Even if you don't marry me and I don't marry you, you can only ever be mine.”

At twenty-two, she said, “Why are you so clingy? What will you do when I die?”

At twenty-six, she said, “I won't live past thirty. You're so clingy that now I don't want to die anymore.”

At twenty-eight, dressed in his scarlet official robes, he stood before a tomb and smiled.

“Wen Niang, I'll be joining you soon.”

One-on-one romance, tragic ending.

[Warnings]

1. Main couple: Li Xingzhi x Song Qingyun.

2. She raises him to be a little “spoiled.”

3. Tragic ending. Proceed with caution!!!

4. Dear readers, I'm on my knees begging you. I'll say it three times because it's important: read the blurb! Read the blurb! Read the blurb!

5. Don't read if this isn't your thing!

6. This is a brainless fictional historical story!

7. The male lead is usually the submissive one.

8. The heroine is rather domineering in how she does things.

Theme: Wherever the heart finds peace, there is home.