A Hundred Years of Favor

"You danced for me once, so I'll guard your borders for the rest of my life."

She said it, and she made good on her word.

When news reached the imperial capital that General Zhu Taoyao had died in battle, the eldest princess, Zhou Ying, fell into deep sorrow and passed away not long after.

Zhou Ying was reborn at the age of thirteen. When she saw Zhu Taoyao climb a plum tree to pick fruit for her, tears instantly blurred her little face.

Zhu Taoyao panicked. Forgetting how unsteady she was up in the tree, she called, "Yingying, why are you crying?"

Unwilling to let the previous life repeat itself, Zhou Ying kept Zhu Taoyao confined to the back courtyard of the princess's residence, clipped her wings, and cut off every chance she had to join the army.

She thought Zhu Taoyao would despise her, even hate her.

But in the middle of the night, that person would hold her from behind in her dreams and murmur, "Yingying, don't cry. I won't leave again."

Theme: A sweet romance