Story blurb:
A spoiled young lady × her slow-witted childhood sweetheart
Jin Zhiyu is sweet and adorable, but she's a force to be reckoned with in Yuzhou. Ever since she was little, there has been nothing she wouldn't dare do.
She has a little sidekick who's been following her since childhood.
When she wants to eat Chinese toon, he climbs a tree to get it for her.
When she wants to fly a kite, he carries her on his back as they fly it.
She thinks they share the same feelings,
but it turns out she's a lovesick maiden and he has no such thoughts.
Qin Su is the young prince of Prince An's residence. Since childhood, his mother has told him to indulge and protect Jin Zhiyu.
Keeping her company has become a habit.
He's always thought that once he came of age, he'd become a wandering swordsman.
He never imagined a kite string had already tied him down,
but he's perfectly happy with that.
[Bonus scene]
That year, Jin Zhiyu's heart began to flutter. Looking at the young man before her, she asked with a hint of girlish shyness, "Qin Su, what kind of girl do you like?"
Qin Su chewed on the grass stem in his mouth and answered casually, "Someone gentle and sensible, who respects her elders and is good at music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. She could play the zither while I practice my sword..."
Jin Zhiyu counted the qualities off on her fingers and realized she didn't meet a single one!
Qin Su stared, baffled, at Jin Zhiyu's angry retreat after she'd inexplicably punched him.
Reading guide:
1. A completely fictional setting with original worldbuilding. No nitpicking about historical accuracy.
2. The pairing is the title couple. One-on-one romance, happy ending.
3. Plenty of people are smarter than the leads.
P.S. The cover features my custom-made girl. Isn't she pretty?
Theme: Learn to cherish the person right in front of you
I feel that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are better. I think the male protagonist always has a naive temperament. Overall, it's okay. It's interesting to watch. Also, what is the experience of the male supporting actor?
Thank you for the limited exemption, but I would like to ask the author why the label is [Antique] and the copy says it is empty? Antique is a real dynasty. I hope the author will be more serious.
Madam, the cover is so beautiful
It's a very good book. There are no golden fingers. I feel a little inexplicably sorry for Prince Ding. The former favored son of heaven has to go through so much. There is also Mu Qingru, a victim of the big family. I always feel that such a beautiful woman is worthy of the old emperor. Fortunately, the male and female protagonists are harmonious. They are very happy.
Isn't Jin Ling from the third wife? Why does the heroine's mother call herself the third aunt? Can the author please stop messing up the relationship?
Curious about the development over there in Qin Su
I like the cover, keep it in my favorites~
I feel that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are better. I think the male protagonist always has a naive temperament. Overall, it's okay. It's interesting to watch. Also, what is the experience of the male supporting actor?
Thank you for the limited exemption, but I would like to ask the author why the label is [Antique] and the copy says it is empty? Antique is a real dynasty. I hope the author will be more serious.
Madam, the cover is so beautiful
It's a very good book. There are no golden fingers. I feel a little inexplicably sorry for Prince Ding. The former favored son of heaven has to go through so much. There is also Mu Qingru, a victim of the big family. I always feel that such a beautiful woman is worthy of the old emperor. Fortunately, the male and female protagonists are harmonious. They are very happy.
Isn't Jin Ling from the third wife? Why does the heroine's mother call herself the third aunt? Can the author please stop messing up the relationship?
Curious about the development over there in Qin Su
Dull happy enemy?
In ancient times, did you have to call your wife?
Nice looking, a little short, not enough.