Everyone in Shengjing knows that Xu Changjin, the eldest daughter of Grand Tutor Xu, and Ye Xingshu, the little tyrant of Prince Jin's manor, are famous enemies. They grew up together, yet turned out to have completely different personalities.
One is refined and well-mannered, praised by the emperor. The other takes advantage of being the emperor's nephew to throw his weight around and show off wherever he goes. Whenever they meet, they either trade barbs or turn their noses up at each other before walking off in opposite directions.
One day, Xu Changjin found a pink letter on her desk, signed by Ye Xingshu.
No one knew that Ye Xingshu had been secretly in love with Xu Changjin since childhood.
He had chosen pink stationery especially for her, racked his brains, and poured everything he'd learned into writing a love letter.
A few days later, her reply arrived. The whole page was covered in red corrections, with eight large characters at the bottom: "Full of mistakes, utter nonsense."
Furious, the little tyrant of the Ye family went to confront her in person.
Later, Ye Xingshu walked all around the imperial city with a black eye. When people heard that the eldest daughter of the Xu family had done it, no one dared come to ask for his hand in marriage again.
Ye Xingshu: If I want a wife, I have to get her attention first and leave a deep impression on her.
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A prim, aloof, and unromantic young lady * a domineering, unruly, proud little scion with a silver tongue
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Blurb below:
Xu Lianxia was only a destitute orphan living under someone else's roof. But before her father died, he arranged a childhood betrothal for her, and her uncle took it upon himself to marry her off to Shengjing.
She heard that her fiancé was the renowned Prince Pingnan, the emperor's beloved younger brother. She thought that if she lived a good life, she would at least have a place to call home.
But on their wedding night, her husband ran away. Only then did she learn that he had long been in love with a chivalrous woman from the martial world. They had arranged to flee together and eloped.
Overnight, she became the laughingstock of all Shengjing.
The rumors that swept through the city cut like knives. Even her uncle was disgraced, and in a fit of anger, he took her back home.
But she never imagined that one day she would return to Shengjing.
On the day she came back, the whole city was draped in red silk, with ten miles of wedding finery and crowds filling the streets. The emperor and empress personally welcomed Prince Pingnan and his princess back to the capital, and even bestowed lavish rewards on her uncle's family, giving them every courtesy.
Everyone praised the Princess of Pingnan for her cleverness, saying she had managed to win her husband's heart back. At last, she could wash away her humiliation and hold her head high.
But that night, Xu Lianxia slit her wrists.
Her farewell letter contained just one sentence: "The lotus flowers in Jiangnan are blooming. Father, Mother, I'm coming to find you."
Theme: Learn to respect and understand one another
Mutual Loathing Is Middle Age
Coming Soon
This Time, I Cultivate the Heartless Way
Farewell, Immortal Lord
My Runaway Ex-Husband Begs Me to Remarry Him
Brother, You'd Be Better Off Thinking I'm Dead
Mistakenly Married in Year Nine
The Deposed Empress Wants to Rule the World
I Heard I'm the Villain's Master
Has the Empress Been Deposed Today?
The Qin Family Daughter Has a Sharp-Tongued Face
A Floating Life in Dreams
So cute, looks like a puppy
It's a very happy article. I'd say it's a short article. I don't know how many chapters it will probably have. Such a happy and fun article doesn't want it to be a short article.
Although she is said to be the most favored concubine, the male protagonist is his direct nephew. It is too strange that he does not accompany the prince to accompany other princes.
A teenage woman teaches the prince...
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Fortunately, they are all decent people.
Hahahahaha, it's rare to meet such a lively and arrogant young master.
No, no, no, this is actually a short article, I cried
Ah? I just feel very disappointed when I see this.
It feels so ups and downs. Both the male protagonist and the female protagonist understand that the heroine's obsession is to serve as a woman in the court. It is impossible to give up her obsession just for the sake of love. It is true that the male protagonist is sad, but if he hates or puts down the female protagonist because of this, it cannot be said to be an official match. In this case, it is not even as clear as Zhang's understanding of the female protagonist. Anyway, I have seen too many male protagonists who let down the female protagonist and ended up being happy. I hope you don't write such sad stories, especially the plot where the male protagonist seeks out the female protagonist who is holding back the girl's anger. I'm really tired of it.