Everyone under heaven knows that the old maid least likely to ever marry is Yan Yu Xi, third on the list of infamous villains. Why? She's too dramatic, too explosive, and far too unlucky for her husbands. They say Shangguan Yan was the emperor's illegitimate daughter and was supposed to be adopted into the imperial harem and raised as a princess. But the emperor's favorite consort took one look at her and killed herself, frightened to death. The emperor had already promised her to General Bai, and it would have been a match made in heaven. But then disaster struck on the wedding day, and the Shangguan and the princess fought like cats and dogs. The ending, of course, was... best not to mention it! It took Shangguan Yan ages to finally discover which scoundrel had been working against her behind the scenes. All right! Scoundrel, stop right there. Don't even think about running!
Warnings before reading: 1. It might be hard to tell who the male lead is, but the heroine never wavers. This is a one-on-one romance, and both leads are inexperienced. 2. The general takes no concubines, and the eunuch chief is a real man. 3. The whole story has been thoroughly revised starting from Chapter 4.
Ah ah ah ah, author, what pitfalls do you have? I just climbed out of the pit next door and saw that the new article is still a pitfall. I am crying.
What is it written about? Does it have a concubine? I don't understand the logic at all.
What the hell? What article is this?
Women are so scary, I want to go to Mars
How to get down to the dry well?
I laughed when I saw her bangs lifted. It's not too much to do this a hundred times.
The girl's temper is really hot, so she should adjust and moderate herself appropriately, ugh
I've never understood what's so good about having a spiritual love for food?
It looks so powerful, but is it really okay to be so arrogant? "Ha ha
Thinking of giving birth to a dragon heir, alas, a woman is just like giving birth to a son.