Daughter of a military family vs. the eldest son of a marquis's household
Tang Ning is happy, both during her three years in the Tang family and her ten years in the Li family.
Then one day, Mu Ai rushes over to tell her that the master wants her to return to the Tang family. She nearly leaves the world she has loved for thirteen years.
On the first day back, she deals with two concubines, smiling until her face stiffens.
On the second day, she falls into a pond right in front of the Third Prince.
On the third day, she runs into a man in black who likes to run around on the roof of her house.
On the fourth day, she meets the dashing young Marquis Chu.
On the...th day back home
“Hey! I thought you weren't interested in women? Isn't your family very strict? You're... you're going to ruin your family's reputation!” she stammers, looking at the man who keeps clinging to her side.
“My family is strict with outsiders. Ning'er isn't an outsider.”
She is instantly at a loss for words.
On some unknown day after returning home
She looks at the two men in front of her, who seem ready to fight, unsure what to do. She is just about to sneak away.
“Ning'er, come back. Where are you going?”
“Ning'er, come here.”
They speak at the same time.
“Uh-oh!” she thinks.
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“The Princess Consort Is Not Cherished”
He is the famous Young Master Lu of the capital, as well as a cold, decisive prince. Gu Qing is in love with him, and the whole capital knows it. He knows it too.
One day, an imperial decree arrives at the palace. The entire Gu family bows to thank the Emperor. Everyone in the family thinks the gods have taken pity on them, allowing Miss Gu's fondest dream to come true: marrying Prince Qi, Lu Qi, the man every young woman dreams of.
Even years later, she still remembers how excitedly she tossed and turned, unable to sleep, on the night she received the decree.
The Emperor's decree arranging the marriage of the Gu family's illegitimate daughter to Prince Qi is a tremendous blessing for the Gu family. But no family can have all the good fortune in the world. As the saying goes, “Misfortune lurks within good fortune, and good fortune lurks within misfortune.” As time goes by, even Gu Qing can no longer tell whether marrying Lu Qi was a blessing or the calamity of her life.
**
“Have you ever fallen in love?”
Lu Qi stands atop a mountain, the breeze lifting his robes. He gazes into the distance, then says after a long pause, “I have. I not only fell in love with her, I married her.”
Everyone says Prince Qi, Lu Qi, feels nothing for his princess consort. Only Lu Qi knows whether he loves her, and just how deeply.
**
“Do you regret marrying Lu Qi?”
Gu Qing firmly and stubbornly murmurs a light “Never!”
Even after years of enduring cold looks and loneliness, she has never regretted the choice she made that day.
Reading Guide
1. Entirely fictional setting. Please don't nitpick historical details.
2. Neither the male nor female lead is perfect. They are not saints, so please don't compare them to others.
3. The male lead is somewhat extreme, and the female lead is very stubborn.
(Please be kind. Thank you, everyone.)
Theme: Always move forward, always stay optimistic.
Author, where are you?
Dad, don't leave once you're here???
Send these two monsters away quickly! Ning Ning works hard!
This boy in white, I like (*σ??`)σ
The domineering president Zhongli is online
Excellent! As expected of my female goose!! (Someone who is shameless and insists on being a mother!)
That's too much! I feel sorry for my female goose!!
Ahhhh, the fattened text actually tied it! Want to know the follow-up...
Tunnel war, tunnel war, thousands of divine soldiers ambushed!
I have something to do today, I will make up for it tomorrow, and I will update 5000+ tomorrow! (Bow!)