Li Changning has beauty, talent, and a dazzling family background. What a shame...
The only wish Li Changning has in this life is to find an ordinary man who loves her dearly, go with him to a secluded paradise, and live an ordinary but happy life.
Unfortunately, one day, a bucket of melodrama fell from the sky and snuffed out her still-unformed wish:
"By the Mandate of Heaven, the Emperor decrees: Li Changning, daughter of Minister Li Xiaoran, is gentle and graceful, lovely and refined, serene and elegant, virtuous by nature, tender and gracious, and pleasing in bearing. She is hereby betrothed to the Emperor's eldest grandson, Tuoba Jun, and shall be wed on the first day of the eighth month. So decreed!"
Li Changning was dumbfounded. What! Tuoba Jun! He's Chang Le's type, her second younger sister's! What does this have to do with her?
Though she ranted inwardly, when the first day of the eighth month arrived, Li Changning obediently put on her wedding dress and married into the Crown Prince's residence.
"Hello, Tuoba Jun. I'm your future princess consort. I hope we'll get along."
Li Changning and Tuoba Jun are the pairing. HE.
The heroine is neither reborn nor someone who has transmigrated. The story is mostly clean and takes place after marriage. Wei Yang isn't villainized; Chang Ru and Chang Le are portrayed somewhat negatively.
If this isn't your thing, please click the X in the upper-right corner. The author is sensitive and can't handle any harsh criticism.
One last thing: the author types as slowly as a tortoise, so updates are irregular, though there should be a chapter every two or three days. Each chapter is about 1,000 to 2,000 words.