I am seventeen this year, the legitimate eldest son of the main branch of the Chen family in Jiangzhou, the eldest young master of the First Residence, and the Crown Prince's former companion in study...
I am also an upright official of the sixth rank in the imperial court.
There are all kinds of rumors about me.
They say I am clever, gentle and refined, handsome, broad-shouldered and slender-waisted, cool and chaste.
They say countless young ladies adore me, respect me, cherish me, and want to be near me. They're desperate to marry me, and have even given me the title "The Handsomest Gentleman Among Jiangzhou's Noble Sons."
I ought to be delighted that I'm so beloved, but unfortunately...
I am a woman!
I ought to be diligently serving as an official and devoting every ounce of my ability to the court.
But the people at home, in the court, and in the residence all care only about my face.
Sigh.
What a waste of all those years I spent working so hard.
This is getting me nowhere!
[Reader's Guide]
1. This is a fictional historical setting. Don't read too much into the dynasty or its background.
2. The male lead has more than one secret identity.
3. One-on-one romance, both leads are inexperienced, happy ending.
4. The story is told in first person.
Theme: True wisdom may appear foolish
Baby, you're a little short, eh eh eh
Baby, this is so well written!?
I thought the vest was just an ordinary disguise, but now it feels like it has some special ability2333
The copy says there are many vests, and so are the four treasures??
The male protagonist's character is quite interesting.
Why can't I control myself every time I meet Bai Ningning (maybe the male protagonist)? The halo of the male protagonist?
Suddenly I feel that I am still used to seeing things in the third person. The first person is also good
If there are any sisters who like first-person sand sculpture writing, you can check out the book next door, "Heartbeat"!
It's amazing, Bai Ningning can guess, but how did the Four Treasures do it?
(*/ω\*)Cococo!