The Crown Princess's Daily Life of Spoiling Her Husband

(Next female-dominance novel: Where Weary Birds Perch on Branches)

[Synopsis] Female-dominance world, male pregnancy

In her previous life, Ming Zhang was deceived by the empress. She became a scapegoat for the Second Princess, was abandoned by everyone, and died in vain. Her soul lingered, unable to reach the underworld, and she saw Ji Zhuoying refuse to give himself to the Second Princess and throw himself against the gate of her residence, dying there.

Fortunate enough to be given a new life, all she wants is to see clearly, protect her life, and spend the rest of it repaying his love.

After they marry, he takes charge of what she wears every day. He always teases her about her vulgar taste, saying she only knows how to pick bright reds and greens. She simply embraces him from behind, her hot breath brushing his ear. "My taste isn't very good. I used it all to find you, my immortal. Everything else looks vulgar by comparison." His ears turn bright red, and for a long while he can't say a word.

The heroine acts refined and proper in public, then goes home to tease her husband. The hero seems like an aloof beauty, but is actually a sweet, devoted wife-lover.

[Upcoming novel synopsis]

The day Jun Shao finally won an imperial decree granting her marriage, her first love of six years, Lan Qu, defied the decree and ran away.

He didn't want her tenderness and devotion, or a life with only one partner. Instead, he dreamed of entering the palace to become a sixth-rank consort to her elder sister.

The story spread across the capital. The lanes in front of and behind the Lan residence were packed with onlookers.

Jun Shao should have been ashamed and furious.

But someone protected her dignity at the cost of his own.

The young man's figure was utterly disheveled, but his handsome, delicate features still shone through.

He struggled up the wall of the Lan residence and shouted to her, "If he won't marry you, I will!"

So Jun Shao seized the opportunity and married him.

She thought the young man had done it to save the Lan family from the crime of defying an imperial decree, but she never expected that from the beginning, he'd wanted her for himself.

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After their wedding, Jun Shao felt as if she were living in a dream.

Her primary husband was as beautiful as an immortal in a painting. He was skilled in the six arts and well versed in poetry and literature. He could be gentle and affectionate, or dignified and composed. Most importantly, his heart and eyes held only her.

Jun Shao didn't know how Lan Shishi, a beautiful son of a concubine with no father, had managed to preserve his chastity by loving her, escape at the risk of his life, and ruin his own reputation with his last bit of strength just to stand before her.

All she could see was the way he gazed at her with eyes full of love, and the star-bright look in them when she bestowed a name upon him.

"You came to me like a weary bird settling on a branch. I'll call you A Qi."

Reading Guide:

1. The leads are 1v1 and both each other's first partner. The male lead pursues the female lead.

2. Please consider collecting the works of an author who occasionally writes female-dominance novels.

Theme: Cherish the good things in life