Spring Breeze Fills the Green Walls

Note: 1. The heroine is Yin Chenbi, and the hero is Wen Ruoqing. 2. Chapters 95–108 are purely war scenes. You can skip them entirely without missing much. 3. The story ends in Chapter 112. The chapters after that are extras. Good rain nourishes fragrant blossoms; spring breezes fill the green walls. After the spring hunt, rumors spread everywhere. Word had it that the Sixth Young Master of the Duke of Dingguo’s household and a woman who had appeared out of nowhere were trapped together in a cave by a landslide. Supposedly, when they were found the next day, they were huddled tightly together for warmth. Others said the woman had rushed through a torrential downpour to the cliff where the Sixth Young Master Wen was carrying out a mission. Her intentions were clearly dubious. Poor Sixth Young Master Wen had been careless for a moment and fallen right into her trap. Onlooker One: Is that girl really going to marry into the Duke’s household? Come to think of it, what does the Sixth Young Master look like? How come I’ve never heard of him before? Onlooker Two: I heard the woman who set the trap is a poor relative of Censor Gu’s. The Sixth Young Master of the Duke’s household really is unlucky. Thank goodness I wasn’t the one trapped with her! Onlooker Three: Does she think marrying into a great family will turn her into a phoenix? She should take a look at her own background and appearance. It’s not so easy to be a daughter-in-law of the Duke’s household! This is the story of a hardworking young woman and a somewhat goofy young man. No transmigration, no rebirth, no inner-courtyard scheming. A slow and steady romance, gently simmered, one-on-one. Recommended: a novel by a friend. Theme: Treat others sincerely, and you will eventually earn their sincerity in return. As long as life goes on, so does the struggle.