The Sweet Little Princess Consort

As the youngest legitimate daughter of the Mu family, Mu He Ning had been a beauty addict since childhood. She wished to marry the most handsome man in the world.

But before she came of age, an imperial edict decreed that she would marry Prince Yuanzheng, a man more than ten years her senior.

She cried, she protested, she despaired, but in the end, unwillingly, she became Princess Yuanzheng.

On their wedding night, the lanterns flickered as Mu He Ning lifted her veil through tear-filled eyes and saw a strikingly handsome face.

Her tears instantly froze on her lashes.

This old man didn't seem all that ugly after all...

Mu He Ning's married life consisted of all kinds of coquettish behavior toward her old man:

"I'm younger than you, so you have to indulge me!"

"You're so old. Don't you know how to treat a woman well?"

"You're already so old. Can't you spoil me a little more?"

Prince Yuanzheng looked at his pampered little wife with a helpless, pained expression. He already treated her this way, so how much more could he dote on her?

So he could only express all his love and affection through his actions.

* A spoiled darling x an old man

* Everyday married life

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In her previous life, for the sake of a family alliance, Song Yiyang, the pampered legitimate daughter of a duke's household, was forced to marry the humble-born General of the Northern Garrison, a man who commanded a powerful army.

Just days after the wedding, the general left for the border. Left alone in the capital, Song Yiyang began a life of indulgence and extravagance, thoroughly ruining her reputation as a general's wife.

She never expected that, when her family was destroyed and her loved ones died, her husband would return from the distant border to bury her and avenge her. He went on to become emperor, but in the end, he lived like a lonely man, pining over her memorial tablet until he died.

Reborn on the day she had spent the night at the brothel, Song Yiyang saw with her own eyes that she had just given the future Emperor Tianyou another reason to despise her.

Terrified, she scrambled back to her home and wrote a letter that very night to her husband, who was far away at the border, telling him how much she missed and admired him, hoping to win back some of his affection.

The general, who had spent their entire marriage guarding the border, suddenly felt something was off about the wife he'd married. Not only had she sent him a letter for the first time, she had written about her deep affection for him, calling him "husband" with such familiarity.

So the soldiers watched as their decisive, ruthless general of the Northern Garrison, face cold as ever and letter in hand, returned to the capital for the first time in five years.

Everyone thought he'd been forced to marry this spoiled, domineering young lady. Only he knew how many years this delicate flower had lived in his heart.

No matter how many mountains and rivers lay between them, or how fierce the wind and rain, one word from her was all it took for him to hurry back to her side, take her to the throne above all others, and give her the most lavish love and indulgence.

One-on-one, both virgins

Theme: May you weather a thousand sails and return still a youth.