Spring Is Always Here
Also known as The Widowed Princess's Second Spring
Tang Jing was born into a distinguished family. Though both her parents died and her relatives dwindled, the late emperor bestowed the title of princess upon her in defiance of protocol, and the empress dowager brought her into the palace to raise her herself.
Even her husband was personally chosen by the late emperor. She left the imperial palace in a grand wedding procession, with lavish dowry gifts stretching for miles.
She should have had a smooth and happy life, but her husband died young, and she was brought back to the palace to resume her life as a princess.
But why does the emperor, whom she watched grow up, keep getting handsy with her?
He's being far too disrespectful.
Ji Yuzhi had been a fearless, unruly troublemaker since childhood, yet he was most afraid of being scolded by his princess sister, who was raised by his grandmother. In front of her, he always pretended to be obedient and well-behaved.
When Tang Jing got married, he should have been happy. Instead, he dreamed every night of her smiling sweetly as she called him by his childhood nickname.
He understood that he had fallen for her, but she was already married.
He thought that was that, and that as long as Tang Jing was happy, it was enough. He never imagined that one day her husband would die and Tang Jing would return to the palace!
Well, then, she can't blame him for making a move.
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The top scholar was talented, the third-place scholar was handsome, and the general was burly. Every one of them was on the empress dowager's list of potential husbands.
Ji Yuzhi watched as Tang Jing's fair hand rested on a portrait delicately drawn in fine ink. His eyes reddened as he snatched the list away and wrapped his arms around her. "Isn't having me enough?"
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The male lead is devoted and untouched.
The female lead's ex-husband is a scumbag.
Theme: Every beautiful beginning and every sad ending has its own fate.
