My Sickly Cousin Won't Leave Me Alone

When Jiang Fuzhi was thirteen, a cousin came to stay with her family to recover from an illness. The night before he arrived, her mother specially warned her that her cousin was of noble status and she must not get too close to him. She obediently memorized the warning. Who knew that this cousin, who seemed frail and upright on the surface, would secretly draw little portraits of her, retrieve the copybooks she threw away, keep her from meeting the boy next door, pick up the handkerchief she accidentally blew away, and slip his personal jade pendant to her? Jiang Fuzhi silently put up with it all, counting the days until her cousin would leave. What she never expected was that once he recovered, he would propose to her and ask her to become his empress. When Jiang Fuzhi heard the news, she went to see her cousin of her own accord for the first time, intending to talk things through. He smiled and took her hand. “My dear, don't worry. With me here, you won't ever be at a disadvantage.” Later, she married him in a daze and truly lived a life of love and favor. 1. They are not first cousins and are not related by blood! 2. A sweet romance with no concern for logic. 3. Updates at 9 p.m. My next book, The Princess Must Marry, is coming soon. Please add it to your collection. When Zhao Jinyi, the youngest princess of Tianqi, is choosing a husband, Lin Zian is the most popular candidate among the young men of the capital. When Lin Zian hears this, he slams the table and tells his friends, “The men of the Lin family are born to serve their country. I'd rather be castrated and become a palace eunuch who cleans out the chamber pots than marry a princess!” Later, at a palace banquet, the little princess calls him Little General in a tearful, sweet voice and asks him to get the white cat down from a tree. After that, he can't take his eyes off her. A year later, on the eve of the final decision on who will become the princess's consort, Lin Zian sneaks off to see Zhao Jinyi. “Do you know what to say tomorrow?” Zhao Jinyi: “I'll marry anyone but that awful man who'd rather clean out chamber pots than marry me.” So Lin Zian kisses her in a fit of pique... and spends the rest of his life treating Zhao Jinyi like a treasure. Recommended books by friends: historical romance The Emperor's Favorite, by Dai Yue Xi Xiang; Gu Ding's How to Win Over That Stubborn Tsundere, by Ban Qi. Theme: