Your Highness, You Stole My Heart

On their wedding night.

Fa Yixin willingly kneels on the ground. "I have sinned. I deserve to die a thousand deaths."

"Oh? What crime has my prince consort committed?"

"The princess is my own flesh and blood. I beg Your Highness to punish me."

Dugu Qingyan gives a soft laugh. "I haven't forgotten that my prince consort is a beautiful bride."

"Nor have I forgotten that I got to be named on the imperial exam list and spend my wedding night all on the same day, five years ago."

P.S. One-sided love at first sight.

This is a sweet little story and a girls' love novel. If you don't pay attention to the genre, please make sure you read this first. The author is sensitive, so please don't insult me.

This story is entirely fictional.

It was originally titled The Mother of the Eldest Princess's Daughter, also known as The Prince Consort Stole My Heart.

The author's completed girls' love novels:

CEO, Stop Flirting with Me: The queen of the entertainment industry is reborn, and Su Yi still goes looking for her. They say they won't rest until one of them is dead, but even death won't make them give up.

The Three-Year Itch: One is obsessed with acting, the other with writing scripts, and each lives in her own world. In the end, they'll become droplets of water, destined to merge as soon as they touch.

Coming next: I Still Married Gu Wanguan, starting in October.

Qi Yuqi is a prince with a different surname who commands an army of three hundred thousand. She is the god of war in the hearts of a million people across three cities in the northwest. She died at thirty, at Gu Wanguan's hands.

Gu Wanguan is the princess consort Qi Yuqi married. Qi Yuqi treasures her so dearly that she fears she might fall and break, or melt if held in her mouth.

Reborn on the road to marry Gu Wanguan, Qi Yuqi vows to make Gu Wanguan watch the young emperor die before her eyes. She will make Gu Wanguan live out her days in regret, scraping by in the most wretched conditions.

But who can tell her who this person is, the one who lifted her veil, glared at her from a thousand miles away, and doesn't seem to think she did anything wrong?

Why? Why have you come back too, Gu Wanguan?

Now that everything has settled, and the causes and consequences of their past lives are revealed, who was truly indebted to whom?

In this life, I will use all the love I have to weave a beautiful world for you.

P.S. A seemingly cold but warm-hearted princess consort X a seemingly obedient but actually cunning and wealthy princess.

Both are reborn. A lighthearted, illogical sweet story, set in a fictional world. No need to nitpick the details.

The princess consort wasn't killed by the princess. It was a misunderstanding, a misunderstanding. It was all the bad guys' fault.

Extra scene:

Qi Yujin is angry inside but never swears. She sees Gu Wanguan's slender fingers about to take the bird's nest soup. With a long stride, she snatches it away, watches Gu Wanguan for a while, and, seeing her remain unmoved, carries the bowl to the windowsill and pours it into the flowerpot.

Hmph! You won't comfort me, so I'll pour out your beauty food!

After pouring it out, she gives Gu Wanguan a challenging look.

"Xiaocui, go make two more bowls of bird's nest soup. One for me, and one for the princess to pour out."

"Wanguan, be a little nicer to me. I'm so pitiful. The fortune-teller said I was born lacking metal in my five elements, so I was given the courtesy name Yujin. I barely managed to live to twenty-five." (A weak, pitiful, innocent look with sparkling eyes.)

Gu Wanguan waves her hand grandly. "Perfect. I'm rich, so the princess can rely on me for the rest of her life."

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