As soon as I arrived in Zhou territory, I felt stifled, both angry and oppressed. The Zhou people were truly unreasonable. They had five beautiful princesses at home, yet insisted on sending me, their only girl, thousands of miles away for a political marriage.
Since my Crown Prince husband and I couldn't stand each other, I was always trying to stir up trouble. I barged into his study, made a scene in the harem, and even ran away from home. None of it worked, and I only ended up making a fool of myself. It was truly infuriating, so infuriating.
Only years later did I realize that what I'd once thought were rebellious acts had simply provided this family with some entertainment over tea. My heart grew even more bitter, so bitter.
Qi Zhaoyi, don't think a bowl of honey water makes everything all right!
Thanks to Xiao Cao Jun for the cover. It makes you tilt your head the moment you see it~~
Thanks to Yan Hua for the long review. It's so heartwarming, I feel healed~
New story: "I'm No White Lotus" (still working on the backlog)
Links to the author's completed old stories:
A history of a ghost, fox, immortal, and monster trying to make it in showbiz, and the trials and tribulations of a top assistant. An odd mix of Star Volunteer and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio!?
Theme:
I had a lot of fun reading it. It's a cute article, but it doesn't feel like a noob. I like it very much.
When it's over, scatter the flowers and leave, hahaha
Leaving the palace or something. . .
Wild duck splashing in water. . . Chicken and duck slaughterhouse. . . Children's simple drawings are better than hers. . .
Princess, bleeding. . .
Hahaha, lady belly. . .
It's very melancholy to have parents who can't name names~
Apple said it was very innocent
Cream cake. Poria cake. . . .
It's good to be pampered by a bunch of brothers~