The Silly Princess Is Pursuing Her Husband Online

The cold, stone-faced commander of the Imperial Guard versus the spoiled, mischievous, ridiculous princess The Jiangdu princess is uneducated and knows nothing. Her greatest dream in life is to marry Jiang Weizhi, commander of the Imperial Guard. When he was eighteen, Jiang Weizhi's wish was for the princess to stay farther away from him. At nineteen, his wish was for the princess to stay a little closer. At twenty, his wish was for the princess to be by his side every moment of every day. A little scene: It was raining outside the bedchamber. The princess lay on her fragrant pillow and called in a sweet, soft voice, "Jiang Chi, are you there?" Fine rain pattered outside the window, and a clear, gentle voice answered. "I'm not. Good night." The princess's heart leaped with joy. She quietly rolled around on the bed several times. Then she pinched the corner of her quilt and spoke softly toward the window, her voice tender and childlike, almost a whisper. "I'll go to sleep for now. I'll miss you again tomorrow." Reading guide: 1. Guaranteed sweetness. If it's not sweet, you don't pay. 2. The princess pursues him relentlessly at first; later, the commander pursues her relentlessly. 3. If you want the pursuit of a wife to be satisfying, the pursuer has to suffer a little first. 4. There's a little angst later, but it's definitely within acceptable limits. The author is a loving mom. This story is also called The Riverland's Beauty in Late Spring. Please bookmark the author's other story, The Empress's Willfulness Surpasses the Emperor's Expectations. Sixth Miss Li Xingluo of the Duke's residence was sent to Mount Laojun by imperial decree to spend four years in religious seclusion. When she returned to the capital, a twist of fate made her the future empress. The dog emperor, who had sworn to choose his own bride, makes things difficult for her every day, always picking faults, determined to make this shameless young woman give up and back down. But the future empress has a rebellious streak. One day, her willful nature finally comes out, and she jumps up and yells at him: Why did my mother give birth to me? Wasn't it because she was afraid you'd have no wife? The dog emperor: ?? Hilarious. I am wise and mighty, and everyone in my harem of three thousand women loves me. (Hilarious. There's no one in my harem at all.) Later, the dog emperor is utterly smitten and follows the little empress around like a lovesick puppy every day. "Come here, my sweet Tangduner. Let me lick you." Theme: The princess and the commander move forward together.