At the Lantern Festival that rainy year, the eldest daughter of the Gu family, Gu Qing, dressed as a maid to go admire the lanterns. She was jostled by the crowd and fell. Just as she stood there helplessly, a sapphire-blue paper umbrella opened above her, creating a patch of clear sky. Gu Qing looked up and saw the slender hand of the Third Prince, Qin Hao, reaching out to her. It was love at first sight.
Gu Qing became the dazzling imperial consort, bringing a dowry that stretched for miles. Within the palace, she took care of Qin Hao's every need; beyond its walls, she navigated social circles with ease and built a vast network of connections for the politically isolated Third Prince. Sadly, Qin Hao's heart seemed to be made of stone, impossible to warm.
Gu Qing truly had no other choice. Since she could not have what she wanted, she had to let go. But just as Gu Qing was finally ready to give up, Qin Hao refused to let her go.
Another cliche about men being scumbags and women being bitches
Let's separate. Let's separate. It's best to let this and Qiao Run be together. The heroine should live alone.
Chasing you from Tieba to Jinjiang. Work hard!