1.
Yun Ya is beautiful, but fate has treated her cruelly.
When she was five, her parents died overnight. The shock left her unable to speak.
Two months later, her eldest maternal uncle was ordered to guard the border and took her with him. She stayed there for nine years, until her grandmother brought her back to the capital just before she came of age.
But that was only the beginning of her real suffering.
Her fiance and her cousin had been secretly involved for years. After she returned to the capital, she fell step by step into their trap. In the end, they took her life and caused the death of her beloved eldest maternal uncle and his entire family.
She could not accept this, and thankfully, Heaven took pity on her.
She was reborn on New Year's Eve, after returning to the capital...
2.
Everyone in the capital says Su Wangchu became a wastrel after his engagement was broken off, and gave up on himself.
Only he knows that was just a pretext.
There is someone in his heart, and the two of them made a promise when they were children.
But now that she's grown up, she seems to have forgotten him...
A little scene:
"Brother Po, when I grow up, will you marry me?"
"Do you know what it means to marry someone?"
"Of course. My mother married my father."
"All right. It's a promise."
A heroine who can be sweet or spicy and has incredible fighting skills VS a hero who is silver-tongued yet devoted
P.S.
1. The heroine is reborn. The hero is not.
2. The hero had no improper feelings for the heroine when they were children. He only fell for her without realizing it after she returned to the capital.
3. The hero and heroine are six years apart in age.
My completed novel, Escape from the Prince's Mansion, has been published in Traditional Chinese. Feel free to check it out if you're interested!
Theme: Live as yourself, and live with your own character
Cool, they shouldn't be allowed to be together!
I'm watching! Very nice