When they first met, Ji Chengyan was gravely wounded and collapsed in an overgrown, desolate place. Yun Jinluo found him and saved his life.
When they met again, Ji Chengyan was surrounded by enemies and poisoned. Once more, Yun Jinluo stepped in and saved him.
He had no way to repay her for saving his life, so he was determined to offer himself to her.
Yun Jinluo had always thought that her fate with the Crown Prince began when they met in Jindu.
She had no idea that Ji Chengyan had already taken an interest in her four years earlier, amid the heavy snowfall in Fucheng.
At the time, she thought she had merely saved a stranger. Only later did she learn that the man she had saved was the husband she would spend her life with.
Forthcoming: A Golden Bough
Everyone said the newly appointed General of Jinyuan was learned in both civil and military affairs, a brave and decisive man. Only Princess Yunyang disagreed.
Ji Zhanghan still remembered how, when she told him she liked him, Chu Zesheng blushed like a girl. That very night, he knelt outside Qian'an Hall for an entire night, asking to be transferred back to the army.
When she said she would ask her father to grant them a marriage, Chu Zesheng stammered for ages before fleeing in the end. The next day, he requested permission to go to war.
Chu Zesheng was such a coward. He didn't even dare to admit that he liked her.
Ji Zhanghan was a reasonable person. Since Chu Zesheng didn't dare accept her love, she would simply take it all back.
But what she would take back was not only the love in her heart, but every connection and memory they had shared.
After suppressing his feelings for years, Chu Zesheng could no longer hold back as he watched the woman he loved move farther and farther away.
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At first, Chu Zesheng was born into humble circumstances and believed he was unworthy of the noble Princess Yunyang. Whenever she came closer, he retreated.
Later, Chu Zesheng earned fame and success, only to see the princess he cherished chatting happily at a banquet with the newly appointed top scholar. His heart felt as if thousands of ants were tearing at it, while he could only hide in a corner and swallow his bitterness alone.
Later still, Chu Zesheng got drunk, evaded the guards, and broke into the princess's bedchamber at night. He knelt before her bed and begged for her affection.
Her cool fingertips lifted his chin. Ji Zhanghan's expression was impossible to make out in the darkness, and all that remained was a soft sigh. "Chu Zesheng, after two years on the northern frontier, you've finally grown a little braver."
A proud little princess X a general who can't bring himself to say he loves her
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Great article. The prince is simply a model of an ideal boyfriend.
I can understand Empress Su's thoughts, but I can't quite accept her actions. The emperor also did a good job. The person he and his wife loved wanted to kill their children. In anger, he was maliciously guided by others, and then misjudged. This is acceptable. It's just that the emperor didn't discover the conspiracy of Concubine Qin and her son for so long, which is a bit incomprehensible. I feel that the emperor is not a person who will be seduced by beauty. He should more or less find something abnormal, compared with the other two kings.
It is said that the sentence should be: Fengtian, carry the emperor, the edict says
If it is really good for the heroine, shouldn't she be kept away from the palace? Why are you thinking about choosing the prince? A simple child like the heroine has to deal with the intrigues in the palace. Do you really like the heroine's elders?
I came back and took a look, this Xu is probably the one who framed the princess. The same green dress, you know people, faces, but not hearts.
Heroine, you will be slapped in the face when you get married...
Haha, how can I hold my wife in my arms...
Come on, come on, well written
Does the title of the book mean that a princess marries a concubine?
Great article. The prince is simply a model of an ideal boyfriend.
I can understand Empress Su's thoughts, but I can't quite accept her actions. The emperor also did a good job. The person he and his wife loved wanted to kill their children. In anger, he was maliciously guided by others, and then misjudged. This is acceptable. It's just that the emperor didn't discover the conspiracy of Concubine Qin and her son for so long, which is a bit incomprehensible. I feel that the emperor is not a person who will be seduced by beauty. He should more or less find something abnormal, compared with the other two kings.
It is said that the sentence should be: Fengtian, carry the emperor, the edict says
If it is really good for the heroine, shouldn't she be kept away from the palace? Why are you thinking about choosing the prince? A simple child like the heroine has to deal with the intrigues in the palace. Do you really like the heroine's elders?
I came back and took a look, this Xu is probably the one who framed the princess. The same green dress, you know people, faces, but not hearts.
Heroine, you will be slapped in the face when you get married...
Haha, how can I hold my wife in my arms...
Come on, come on, well written
Does the title of the book mean that a princess marries a concubine?
What about the princess? ? ? ? ?