On the first day Ye Sijin returned to the capital with her father, His Majesty personally issued an edict betrothing her to Xie Xun, heir to Prince Ning. She accepted the imperial decree, then packed her bags and went off to roam the martial world.
Rumor had it Ye Sijin was born on the frontier, where wind and sun had left her looking rough as a man, and that she had also been disfigured on the battlefield. Young Master Xie was a graceful young man, the dream lover of countless girls in the capital. He'd already been aggrieved at being forced into an engagement, and now his fiancée had run away from the wedding, which upset him even more.
To console Xie Xun, the emperor sent him out of the capital on an official assignment, with a chance to clear his head along the way.
Xie Xun thought the engagement was over, but on the road he met a handsome young gentleman with bright eyes and pearly teeth, so beautiful he couldn't take his eyes off him.
One day, the young gentleman accidentally fell into his arms, and his soft lips landed on Xie Xun's. Stammering, Xie Xun said, "What are you doing? I have a fiancée."
Ye Sijin: "..."
Later, Xie Xun, his ears red, said to the young gentleman, "My fiancée ran away from the wedding. Let's break off our engagement and get together."
Ye Sijin: "…"
Also known as "Did the Young Master's Sleeve Get Cut or Not?" and "I Dressed as a Man and Turned My Fiancé Gay."
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