What to Do When Your Fiancée Has Too Many Secret Identities

The Great Yin Dynasty is prosperous and thriving, and same-sex romance is all the rage.

Shen Qingyan, the eldest legitimate daughter of the Grand Princess's mansion, has known since childhood that she is betrothed to someone in Jiangnan. Her betrothed is ugly and greedy for power and status, and his name is Rong Jingyi.

Rong Jingyi, the daughter of the Marquis of Anding, the richest man in Jiangnan, has also known since childhood that she is betrothed to someone. Though her betrothed is a noble commandery princess, she is cruel and vicious, and plagued by a terrible illness.

With the wedding date drawing near, the two do exactly what one might expect and both run away from their weddings. But they do not merely escape: no one even comes after them.

Fine, then. With a silver tael, a horse, and the Emperor's sword, why should the daughter of the illustrious Great General Who Guards the Nation be afraid to roam the martial world?

Exactly! With a chest of gold, a sedan chair, and a Thousand Autumns Fan, why should the master of the notorious Thousand Autumn Pavilion fear anyone?

On the day of their wedding, the two, still wandering the martial world, get drunk and unexpectedly cross paths in bed.

Shen Qingyan cuddles up to Rong Jingyi.