Longing for the Fish by the Abyss

Rumor had it in Shengjing that the young prince of the Jin Prince's Manor was a vicious, sinister, bloodthirsty demon who had already “widowed” three fiancées in a row.

So when word spread that the manor was once again arranging a marriage for the young prince, the capital's powerful families trembled with fear, terrified that their beloved daughters would be chosen and sent into the tiger's den.

Yet after waiting and waiting, all they saw was an obscure young lady of the Rong family marrying into the Jin Prince's Manor.

A grand procession stretched ten li, and the groom on horseback was handsome and noble, as bright and graceful as the moon. A crowd of noble young ladies watched with envy in their eyes.

But in the bridal chamber, Rong Yanning looked at the young prince, holding a wedding veil and smiling with suggestive meaning. Her legs trembled, and the back of her neck turned cold.

Shen Linyuan's notorious reputation meant no one dared provoke him.

But Rong Yanning not only did, she was doted on until she could ride right on top of him.

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His father held great power and commanded the frontier.

His aunt was the mother of Prince Zhou, a leading contender for the throne.

His full elder sister had married the ruler of a neighboring kingdom and sat securely as queen.

Lu Yan, the young marquis of the Yong'an Manor, was truly a powerful family's second-generation heir.

And as a thoroughly proper member of the privileged second generation,

he had no interest in poetry, books, riding, or archery, and loved nothing more than a life of wine and song.

With a gold-faced, jade-boned fan in hand, he frequented the Red Sleeve House, his reputation for womanizing spreading throughout the capital.

Everyone said the young marquis of Yong'an was erratic and useless, a spoiled good-for-nothing.

But one day, someone discovered that the celebrated Jiangnan scholar's calligraphy, so cherished by the literati, had actually been written by this very fool.

Everyone: Wait, I must have opened my eyes the wrong way today.

Lan Tian traveled over mountains and across rivers, sparing no effort for the sake of one person.

Even after they met, that person seemed to have become someone else entirely.

But when she looked into those clear, luminous eyes,

she suddenly broke into a huge smile.

#The dark clouds tried to blot out the sky, but her sun remained as warm as ever.

Clear-headed, sweet young woman vs. young marquis determined to be a spoiled wastrel

Theme: Two people heading toward each other, and an unexpected encounter with tenderness