Sun Shaozu was both the son of a high-ranking official and a rich family's heir. What a great deal! One day, young Sun Shaozu came across a line from a poem by Du Fu: "The sons of the wealthy never starve, while scholars waste their lives in vain." And so, in his youthful naivety, he resolved to become a wastrel.
Much later, he finally understood what being a wastrel meant. To protect himself, he kept up the reputation anyway, acting like a wastrel in ways that invited misunderstanding. He shamelessly married Yingchun, then behaved recklessly by leaving the very next day and staying away for months.
When he finally came home, he was astonished to discover that the wife he'd brought home had gained so much standing in the family in such a short time!
Yingchun didn't feel much warmth in Rongguo Mansion, but she developed a kind and sensitive temperament, which matched the male protagonist's a bit rough but good to his family. The old lady is sensible and kind, and her heart is lively and cute. It seems that Yingchun's life after getting married is actually better than before she left the cabinet.
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Sometimes writing in Jinjiang is like playing a single-player game. You can only entertain yourself by yourself, so you have to endure loneliness, dear╭(╯3╰)╮
This is the first time I've seen a fanfic about Sun Shaozu. The author, Jun Jia Jia ↖(^ω^)↗ is too thin to see much.