Qin Yan was born into a family of scholars and was blessed with extraordinary beauty. As the second legitimate daughter of the family, she lived a carefree life.
She had thought she would marry a suitably matched official's son, take care of her husband and children, and live out the rest of her days in peace.
Unexpectedly, she was set up at a banquet in the palace and accidentally lost her virginity to Mu Chen, the brilliant and talented Crown Prince, whose elegance shone like the moon after rain.
Mu Chen was the Emperor's eldest legitimate son, exceptionally capable and immensely talented.
After the Empress's family was implicated in a crime and exiled to the northern lands, the Emperor's favor toward Mu Chen waned as well. The imperial concubines basked in the Emperor's favor, Prince Zhao held great power, and rumors that the Crown Prince would be deposed grew louder by the day.
At the banquet that day, Qin Yan was caught in the act by everyone. She had already prepared herself to spend the rest of her life in a temple, but then an imperial decree arrived: she was to move into the Eastern Palace and become the Crown Princess.
Remembering his dark expression that day, Qin Yan thought that life in the Eastern Palace would be no better. She entered it in fear and trembling, treading carefully, afraid of bringing trouble upon her family.
At first, she was utterly despairing and hated the person who had set her up. But later, she discovered that what she had thought was a scheme was actually something he had planned for a long time.
After their wedding, the Crown Prince treated his wife with tenderness and care. Before long, he made her the woman of the realm, esteemed above all others, and the envy of every woman in the world.
A marriage that turns into love. The leads are devoted to each other, and this is a sweet romance.
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Chen Wanwan was born into a distinguished family. Her mother was a princess, her father a minister, and she was graceful and beautiful. Everything had gone her way since childhood, and later she even landed such a good marriage that she made every young lady in the capital envious.
In the year she came of age, the Emperor suddenly issued a decree granting her marriage to Zhao Shen, heir to the Duke of Qi.
Honestly, Chen Wanwan was quite pleased with the match. After all, she had met Zhao Shen when she was little, and he was truly handsome and capable. He was just the kind of husband she could wish for.
Zhao Shen, heir to the Duke of Qi and the duke's second son, earned military distinction at a young age and had a brilliant future ahead of him. But less than three days after the wedding, he was ordered to guard the border. He was gone for five years.
A great deal happened during those five years.
Five years later, Zhao Shen returned to the capital and found that his young wife seemed like a different person.
Before leaving the capital, Zhao Shen clearly remembered how heartbroken his young wife had been. She held his hand and cried without stopping, her eyes full of reluctance and red from weeping.
He returned to the capital in secret by imperial order. Before he even reached the house, he clearly heard Chen Wanwan's laughter from the courtyard.
After five years apart, when the two met again, Chen Wanwan nearly fell when she saw Zhao Shen.
Zhao Shen studied his wife thoughtfully. Remembering what his close friend had told him, he suddenly felt there was a lot of truth in it.
A marriage that turns into love, a pure historical romance with a devoted couple and plenty of married life. The leads fall in love over time.
Theme: Never give up, no matter what. Believe in yourself.
Help, why are the period question marks at the end of character dialogues after the return quotes? They should be in front! For quotation marks or words with other meanings, the period should be outside the quotation marks... Every sentence is like this. This kind of low-level mistake in punctuation makes my head hurt.
The heroine's own mother is too arrogant, isn't it? Is it possible for the son of a fifth-rank official to think of the legitimate daughter of Duke Zhenguo? Isn't it true that you can enter the East Palace's own vegetable garden if you want? It's better for the heroine's mother to stay in the palace less, so as not to cause trouble for the heroine.
Why do I feel that An's mother is the heroine? She has so many more scenes than the male and female protagonists.
. . . . There are really a lot of typos. Our family is written as Zejia, and where is written as where?
This unclear mother really makes me heartbroken!!
Fortunately, she is not married, but Song Hua will not really have a baby. This is too suffocating. What a shame for a little girl to encounter such a thing.
Anshi was really speechless... Why is she so unconscious... I saw the author said before that she would grow up in the future, I hope she can do it as soon as possible! But I'm thinking that if the prince works so hard, why isn't the heroine pregnant yet? Is it difficult to conceive? Or the prince can't do it hahahahaha
It's so irritating to have such a girl, she doesn't listen even after saying it so many times
Dear, I suggest you distinguish between "that" and "which"
This mother's eyesight is too low, too outrageous