In her previous life, Chen Yuexi fell in love with a piece of trash and died heartbroken.
When she woke up, she found herself more than a thousand years in the past, the illegitimate daughter of the Right Chancellor's household. She suffered through a miserable life, and in the end, the Chancellor used her as a pawn and married her off to the cold-faced Prince Qi, Chu Mingxuan.
Now that she's a princess, do you think she'll swagger around, take revenge, deal with scumbags, and fall in love? No. In this life, she only wants a peaceful life, planting flowers and tending to plants.
A sweet girl who only wants to grow flowers and open a flower shop, and a princess who only wants to flee with her maid.
In the end, Chu Mingxuan says, "Did you not know that I like girls who grow flowers and tend to plants? My princess!"
An alternate history. Don't take it too seriously!
A cold, domineering male lead X a softhearted, adorable female lead
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I think the description of Da Da's emotional line is very strange. The male protagonist, King Qi, was intimate with Du Qin for a while, scolded the female protagonist for breaking the orchid that Du Qin gave him, and then met his cousin Zhao Yueyue, treating the female protagonist like nothing. As a result, the male protagonist was assassinated later, and she was extremely worried. She felt that the two of them were so contradictory, especially the male protagonist. It was a bit like a split personality??? Later, the two people reconciled without any explanation, and the male protagonist's ambiguous partners were not explained clearly. Wouldn't the female protagonist be disgusted by being with him so carelessly? I feel that the emotional entanglement between the male and female protagonists is inexplicable.