The Princess Is Seriously Ill

Princess Mingyue has an unrivaled beauty and a gentle and dignified temperament. She just has a little hobby that is unknown to outsiders - developing prescriptions. That day, in order to develop a prescription for forgetting love for her friend, the princess did not hesitate to test the medicine herself. Unexpectedly, when the prescription took effect, something went wrong - the princess had a memory disorder, and she was sure that she had a sweetheart whom she loved deeply and couldn't let go of. It happened that the young general with great military exploits came to Beijing to meet the saint. In the silent corridor of the palace, the princess held the "token of love" and blocked him tightly in the corner. ~~~ Pei Yunqi pacified Beijin at a young age and became famous in the first battle, but no one knew his true identity. After going to Beijing to face the saint, he planned to take revenge, but he was repeatedly intercepted by the unruly princess—— "Brother Yunqi, this is the jade pendant I gave you. I carved it myself!" "Brother Yunqi, please accompany me to ride a horse, just the two of us!" "Brother Yunqi, I'm waiting for you at the teahouse. You must come. I have something very important to tell you!" Whenever he said a word "no", her eyes would turn red, she would sob and cry. He really had no choice but to act with her while having a headache. ~~~ Later, the residual effects of the medicine disappeared completely, and the princess returned to her former gentle and dignified appearance. Thinking of her recent absurdity, the princess embarrassedly expressed her apology to General Pei. "It was not my intention to behave rudely. General, please don't worry about it." But who knew that the man who had always been taciturn looked at her solemnly, with a hint of resentment in his eyes that he had been abandoned at first. Are you forgetting him? Don't let him care about it, don't even think about it! Note: The male and female protagonists are related. Intention: Love yourself and others.