A Princess's Guide to Keeping Eunuchs

Lu Wei, a eunuch serving in the palace, is Princess Jiangyang's attendant.

Years later, Emperor Yizhang looked back on the past. The illiterate eunuch had written the characters for Jiangyang on a sheet of paper, and every stroke was filled with adoration.

Lu Wei: "The only person this humble servant admires... is Your Highness."

My joys and sorrows, my worries and grief, are tied to you, yet have nothing to do with you.

"With a pearl at my side, I feel ashamed of my own plainness."

My heart belongs to only one person: you. My name and identity will be yours forever.

An insecure, devoted eunuch and a dignified, aloof princess

[Devoted male lead]

Note: Happy ending, sweet story

A real eunuch, no impostors

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Wei Youqing has been rather baffled lately.

Her lovesick older sister woke up after nearly drowning and not only hugged her and wept in shame, but also exposed her faithless fiance.

After the engagement was broken off, her former fiance's older brother came calling: Zhang Jingyu, the Right Censor-in-Chief, famed for his skill at debating the masses.

Zhang Jingyu remained silent, then firmly and resolutely handed over a newly drafted marriage contract.

"If your younger brother wants to marry my daughter, that could be arranged..." her father said thoughtfully.

But Zhang Jingyu's expression suddenly changed. In a cold voice, he said, "He wouldn't dare!"

The marriage contract bore the names of him and her.

In his previous life, Zhang Jingyu had been coveting his younger brother's wife for quite some time.

A sweet story where everyone is reborn and the heroine coasts to victory

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Theme: Those who stand on their own become strong. I am a towering tree, with the stature to reach the clouds. I need not be a vine to thrive.