Song Chunchen died at the age of twenty-eight.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become the widowed Princess Yongzhao. The body and memories were not hers, and she did not even know whether she was still alive.
Until she remembered the man in her dream.
The man she had casually rescued in the wilderness, only for him to disappear without a trace. Song Chunchen wanted to see him once more, even if they could only exchange a few words.
But he was shackled and kneeling in the snow, battered and broken. Everyone said he would not survive the winter, including the man himself.
But Song Chunchen said, “I’m going to keep him alive. Good or bad, it doesn’t matter. I’ve always had a selfish reason where he’s concerned.”
The second time she saw him, Song Chunchen softly whispered the word “longing” in his ear.
Mu Chao: “The princess may not mean it, but every time I think of it, I want to live a little longer.”
A transmigrated princess x a disgraced engineering official
A princess wants to save a condemned man, but instead finds in him what she needs to save herself: a way to live at peace with herself in this world.
Notes:
1. Happy ending. Yes, really.
2. An alternate-history setting combining Tang and Song elements. I’m hopeless at historical research.
3. Any mistakes are the author’s fault. The characters are all blameless.
Theme: Keep trying to live, and don’t give up
