Xia Yiheng first saw the little girl when he was eighteen.
He was gravely poisoned and kept in seclusion in the palace of Nanmo. He often caught sight of a little girl in a pale purple gauze dress, dancing in the garden. Her clear, beautiful peach-blossom eyes seemed filled with stars, and whenever she smiled, the military treatise in his hands fell to the ground. After that, he secretly came to watch her fly kites, sing, play, and laugh every day.
At the same time, his illness grew worse. The residual poison spread through every part of his body, and the renowned physicians reached their verdict: he had no more than six years to live.
Six years... His gaze darkened. The little girl had only just grown up.
Six years later, the power structure of Nanmo changed dramatically. A treacherous minister usurped the throne, and the girl fled from place to place. Xia Yiheng hurried to the border to save her.
He watched as she set aside her pride to seek revenge, maneuvering among the powerful and plotting with all her might. His days were numbered, and all he could do was protect and help her, personally clearing and widening every road ahead.
Before he died, he bought her ten thousand mu of fertile land, put all his assets in her name in advance, used a lifetime of countless military and political achievements to secure an imperial pardon for her, and gave her the elite soldiers, bodyguards, and assassins he had personally trained for decades...
A beautiful, fallen princess who's neither foolish nor softhearted x a powerful, cold-blooded man who's hopeless at romance
Content warning:
Most of this story is about the male lead's unrequited love. He spoils the female lead, puts her first in everything, and loves her so much that he'll break every boundary and principle for her. If that's not your thing, please don't flame the story; just click away. Cue the keyboard-warrior repellent: pssht, pssht, pssht. Constructive suggestions and criticism are welcome.
Theme: Love forged through adversity is the most sincere
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After reading the text, I feel like I quite like it. I wonder if the male protagonist is okay in the end? Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...
Can you put the copy of this article at the front in the future... (It's better to put the advance collection and recommended ones at the back. The front is too long and it's too easy to read it wrong)
Can I nominate my own public account? Ah Yue created a WeChat public account: There is good news today We can chat on the public account... I will update some extras and stuff on it. You can send me a private message about what I want to write, and I will follow along... Readers, God's arrangements are as great as the sky! … I've been practicing my pen writing recently, and the official account has the latest pen practice... If this article needs to be supplemented, I can actually write something on the official account... Hey, speaking of this article, it is indeed a bit rushed to finish. Thank you for your willingness to read to the end.
I wonder if the ending was too rushed? Didn't I see enough?
Too free, so I went to the desert to practice. Is there any essential difference between letting xx go bankrupt when the weather is cold?
Before chasing, ask first if this is be or he?
What? It's over? What's over? Text? I just came from the folder.
A small suggestion to the author is that you can put the copy of this article at the front in the introduction, and then put the copy of the recommended other books at the back. Otherwise, sometimes you will be a little confused when reading the introduction, hahaha.