In the twenty-first year of the Great Wei era of Yanxu, Feng He, the second son of the Feng family, married the daughter of the eldest son of the He family.
One was a gentle and courteous scholar; the other, a forthright and chivalrous soul.
One wanted to roam across mountains and seas, seeking the world's finest food and most beautiful sights;
The other bore a deep blood feud and swore to avenge her father.
They once promised to part amicably once their business was done;
Who could have guessed that the stars of romance would align and their names would be joined in the marriage register?
Yet they discovered that they were a false bride and groom,
a fleeting illusion, impossible to reconcile.
As the saying goes, love is difficult to fathom,
its beginning unknown, yet once it takes hold, it runs deep.
In the end, they joined hands, braved every obstacle, and brought the tumult to an end.
Leaving the past behind, where would they seek their next strange tale?
This blurb was kindly provided by my friend "Shanshui Xiangfeng," also an author on Jinjiang. If you're interested, please check out their work.
(This such a [the readers can fill in the blank] blurb absolutely could not have come from me, Wu.)
Between adorable readers and pitiful writers: if there's no fated connection, why did you happen to find this today? If there is a fated connection, why haven't you added it to your favorites yet?
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Number one and number two are the protagonists in this chapter~
Come back soon, I can't bear the days without updates?
It seems that the author's best friend is a lovely person!??
It's really beautiful, it's a pity that it's not on the list
Don't be in a hurry, update slowly, good writing should look like good writing.
Slow heating also has the pleasure of slow heating
Come on, I'm really looking forward to the plot where Feng He is found to be a girl???