After a car accident, Ye Shu, the heiress of a wealthy family, transmigrates to ancient times and becomes a little beggar wandering the streets.
Lucky for her, she is adopted by a kind and upright Imperial Preceptor, then drawn into the upheavals sweeping the entire continent of Huazhou.
The sunny, dashing Seventh Prince, the peerlessly elegant young marquis, the wild and unruly ruler of Zhenyan...
Ye Shu never imagined she would have to wear a bridal gown three times in succession, watching a battlefield of love take shape before her eyes.
Facing her many rivals, the aloof and noble Prince Xiao sneers, "There's no need for a battlefield. She can only be Princess Xiao."
Jade-like beauty, a pure white lotus VS a scheming, devoted, stunning yet tragic man
Theme: One person, for a lifetime
I originally thought that it would be good to be a national teacher, but now it is really impossible.
The poor princess's consort ran away
This and the relationship between the National Master and the National Master seems to be progressing a bit quickly. After all, there has not been much description of getting along before.
Yang Ting has a lot of roles, looks like he will play an important role later?
She turns out to be the cousin of the sixth prince. I feel so sorry for the original heroine.
Hahahaha, the writing style of these last few lines of inner dialogue suddenly seems childish.
So the heroine and the sixth prince have the same mother and father?
Come on, it's very well written.
I felt that the plot was a bit contradictory. Didn't Jian Shuang know that Concubine Yao was her enemy after taking Concubine Yao's jade seal? Why did she want to take revenge on Prince Xiao?
I feel a little sorry for the heroine, but the seventh prince won't change his mind, right?