The Princess Says

[Main story complete. Bonus chapters will be updated over time.] Everyone knows that Lu Yunmen, heir to the Prince of Yan's fief, is the most pure-hearted young man in Chang'an. A young official, disciplined and courteous, upright even in solitude, peerlessly handsome. That is, until one day, he took in the illegitimate daughter of a minor official who had fled her home for her life. She would gaze at him with innocent, beautiful, grape-black eyes, stroke the hefty orange cat he kept, and say: "Is this pastry tasty? I've only ever seen my legitimate elder sister eat it." "I wish I knew how to read and write, too..." "I've never even touched a horse!" "They once locked me in a dark room during a thunderstorm. I'm afraid of the dark and of thunder..." Each plaintive remark led him to break one of his rules with his own hands, and drew him down from his lofty pedestal. Before long, her real identity was exposed in an accident. She was the beloved daughter of the Eldest Princess and her consort. The most cherished granddaughter of the current emperor. She had been pampered, had read countless books, and was a brilliant rider... She had even been personally bestowed the title of commandery princess by the emperor before coming of age, showered with boundless favor. She hadn't told him a single word of truth. [Delight-seeking, highborn little commandery princess x pure-hearted young official, a flower on a distant peak] Reading notes: The setting is fictional. Historical romance. Don't nitpick the history. Neither a mystery nor a political intrigue. Most of the blurb is taken from their second meeting as adults. Some details have been blurred to avoid too many spoilers. The main story starts with their first meeting as adults. -- [Upcoming modern sweet romance] How Do You Tell Triplets Apart? A sweet, somewhat naturally unfaithful girl who can never tell triplets apart x handsome male ghosts who can only live like human beings if they have her love Bo, Zhong, Shu, Ji. Feng Jinbi knew from an early age that Chen Zhong'er was the second of the triplets. She'd also heard that the brothers looked very much alike. But she always thought that even if other people couldn't tell them apart, she could. After all, she'd spent more time with Chen Zhong'er than anyone else over the past three or four years. But it turned out she couldn't tell them apart at all. And what's more... She realized... Someone among them seemed... Not to want her to tell them apart... Theme: Encourage everyone to actively seek out the little things in life that bring them joy