Everyone says that the ninth young lady of the Gu family should concern herself only with music, chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, wine, and flowers, and have nothing whatsoever to do with firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, or tea.
Gu Zanyun, born into a scholarly family, is beautiful and graceful, with eyes and brows like mist. She's among the finest of the noble young ladies, though not quite the most outstanding. What's truly remarkable is her celestial air: untouched by the mundane world, with an elegant, unhurried bearing.
A youth in a yellow robe, his hair tied in a high ponytail, sits on her garden wall, propping himself up with both hands as he watches her with a grin. "An immortal like you ought to be enshrined in a mountain temple, with incense offered three times a day. Why would you eat crystal hibiscus cakes?"
Gu Zanyun: ...
Has the young lord Xiao been left unchecked for three days again? Is he looking to climb onto the roof and tear it apart? [smile]
A spirited young man x an otherworldly young lady
Childhood sweethearts, sweet and sweet again. A lighthearted little story: the heroine takes care of eating, drinking, having fun, and admiring flowers and scenery, while the hero takes care of spoiling his wife.
(This story draws heavily on "Recipes from the Garden of Contentment".)
Also: This story is set in a completely fictional world! Hairstyles are chosen for looks, not historical accuracy. Anything from loose hair to high ponytails is possible! Historical accuracy buffs, please stay away!
Chapter One is from the hero's perspective. Near the end, his personality changes a little, but his feelings for the heroine remain the same. (Note: There is no BL secondary couple!)
Feel free to drop the story without telling me. Comments and gifts are welcome.
Next up: "The Glass Lock" is expected to begin in early October. Please visit my author page and add it to your collection!
[Completed: "The Vermilion Gate" - the coming-of-age story of a woman in an ancient household]
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Finished reading! Awesome! The author is so cute! (It should be the young lady, right?)
I don't understand why the heroine doesn't help Zuo Cha redeem himself???
I originally planned to fatten you up, but ended up keeping you fat! I'm late, but congratulations on the successful completion! Sprinkle flowers~
Why did the princess die?
I downloaded Jinjiang for the first time. It was the first novel I read. It was very interesting.
Congratulations on finishing Spreading Flowers!
Dad, I love you?˙?˙??(???????)??˙?˙? See you in the next book
Changning is the biggest regret in the whole article
It's such a pity, I can't get over it in the end
Changning should have been in Changning all his life. He should have had a good son-in-law by his side.