The Beloved Heir's Consort

Coming next: a new transmigration story, updated daily. Portal: The Concubine's Guide to Slacking Off A scheming, slacking-off concubine rises through the ranks, taking the opportunity to punish her mother and brother for favoring sons over daughters. She meets Lu Changyu, a man of wealth and power, and the couple show off their acting skills in public and their verbal sparring at home. A sweet romance. On the waitlist: My Villain Husband Turns Over a New Leaf On the waitlist: [Dream of the Red Chamber] Princess Consort of Prince Ji Bai Yinyin is the youngest daughter of the prefect of Linzhou. Betrothed as an infant to the heir of Prince Anyang, she marries into the Prince Anyang's household at just sixteen. Unspoiled, dutiful, and attentive to her parents-in-law, Bai Yinyin is curious about one thing. In the three months since she joined the household, she has seen the heir, Chang Feiliu, only on their wedding night. The servants say the heir didn't want to marry her, so he deliberately says things to needle her. When Chang Feiliu rides back to the estate on a tall horse, the first thing he asks is: "Father, Mother, where is Yinyin?" The old prince and princess consort are overjoyed, almost weeping with relief. They quickly reply, "She's admiring the flowers in the back garden." Dusty from the road, Chang Feiliu tucks his helmet under his arm and heads for the garden. He sees Bai Yinyin, in a pale pink dress, crouching beneath a peony, and is momentarily dazed. "To die beneath the peonies is to die a happy man." Bai Yinyin freezes and looks up. Chang Feiliu's tall figure looms over her. She asks, dazed, "Husband, you're back?" "If I hadn't come back, those people would probably have bullied you." Chang Feiliu swiftly scoops up Bai Yinyin's petite form and carries her toward the Bamboo Elegance Courtyard where they live. Seeing this, the servants in the garden can't help wondering whether they've ever spoken ill of the heir's wife. How could the heir possibly not cherish her? Their relationship is clearly wonderful! Theme: