Treating the North with the North

Two trees make a forest, and one heart faces north. Lin Beiheng's original reason for naming the little girl Mu Chaobei was so she would listen to him when she grew up. But as the ridiculously powerful Crown Prince of Beiqiong, he has to fight the dissenters who want him dead. He also has to spend time coaxing the little girl at home. So which Bei is he supposed to be dealing with?!

As a child bride raised by a scheming Crown Prince, she has all the essential slyness, plus fashionable traits like sucking up and acting cute. Come to think of it, he raised her from a helpless infant. So where are her real parents? Could she really have bounced out of a crack in a rock?

[Fish Warning]

1. This is a sweet, cozy story about two people raising each other, and most of the time they're flirting and teasing one another.

2. But sometimes it gets serious (maybe), with the occasional court intrigue and schemes, both overt and covert.

3. Since the author's intelligence often goes offline, some of the plans may seem a little silly.

4. The author often splits into multiple personalities in the little theater and steals the show. Hey, just ignore that.

P.S. Please don't scrutinize the story. Those who care about historical accuracy, go easy on me (I'm afraid of pain). Why not check out Fish's author page and give it a follow? You'll be the first to know when a new story starts updating!

Here are stories by my fellow authors who've grown up alongside me. It's hard to imagine a bunch of jokers with such wildly different writing styles hanging out together:

Ancient fantasy

Ancient martial arts

Ancient female-led story

Serious historical fiction

Modern fantasy

A lover's mystery

Western fantasy

Modern danmei

Modern supernatural

Transmigration mystery

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