Darling, Your Hair Reaches Your Waist

[The Regent's Tale] When Han Lin was a boy, he lived in the countryside. One day, while swimming in a river, he caught a loach and ran ashore. Just then, his cousin Yun Muqing came to call him home for dinner. The little girl covered her eyes and cried, "They say if you see a big brother, you'll have a baby!" From that day on, Han Lin scrimped and saved with all his heart, planning to support his little bride and their baby. When he grew up, the Han family rose to prominence thanks to their contribution in helping the new ruler ascend the throne. The heir, Han Lin, looked down on the noble ladies of the great families. At last, the girl he loved came to the capital. With a roguish grin, he presented her with his little stash of gold. "What happened to that baby you promised me?" [The Legend of the Cloudlike Bookshop] Yun Muqing had hair that reached her waist from childhood, a photographic memory, and a gift for woodblock and movable-type printing. Later, war drove her from place to place, and she had to cut off her beloved hair to flee. She went alone to seek refuge with the Han family. Others assumed that living under someone else's roof would leave her miserable. But no one expected Qingqing to open a bookshop, become a lady official, and earn an imperial honor. Her life flourished. Han Lin returned victorious and gathered his beloved into his arms. Qingqing's hair reached her waist, and the marshal returned triumphant to court. Beneath the bridal candles, they spent a tender wedding night together. Dongfang's completed novels: Rugged Men in Historical Romance: The Stonemason's Soft Cloud, The Rough Hunter's Princess Rabbit, The Blacksmith's Sweet Peach, A Sweet Life in the Countryside Gentle Heroines in Historical Romance: A Sweet and Adorable Wife, The Tender Little Bride, A Lady's Guide to Winning a Husband Clever Heroines in Ancient Times: The Little Bird Won't Depend on Others, Taming a Favored Concubine Weibo: Dongfang Yuruyi Theme: Even while living under someone else's roof, you can still make your life flourish