The Princess's Favor

"A scheming younger consort versus a ruthless, dark-hearted princess" Upcoming novel: The Noble Young Master and the Sickly One. Synopsis below. Thank you for your support! Ten-year age gap, younger top, happy ending, slow burn, political intrigue, ruthless cast, both leads sexually inexperienced (the eldest princess had one fake marriage, which doesn't matter) On the day Yan Jin first arrived in Chang'an, she had only a jade token for identifying her family and a shabby bundle of clothes. Seeing the ten-mile bridal procession of that favored daughter of heaven on Vermilion Bird Avenue, all she could do was wonder how exceptional the man who married her must be. From an illegitimate daughter sharing a room with the servants to a page accompanying the heir into the imperial palace, Yan Jin rose from this humble and disreputable beginning to win the favor of the King of Jianan. She eventually became a Deputy Minister of Justice, a figure whose name alone inspired fear. But the King of Jianan had a mortal enemy: the eldest princess, showered with the Sage's favor, was a staunch supporter of the Crown Prince. As the King of Jianan's sharpest blade, Yan Jin inevitably had to cross swords in secret with the highborn eldest princess. After spending more time with her, Yan Jin realized that the world she knew was nothing but a carefully crafted trap laid by this snake-hearted eldest princess. Only after the so-called Crown Prince supporter, the eldest princess, ascended the throne did the officials of Great Qi realize that a woman of the Feng family could be so ruthless and mad. Later, Yan Jin was no longer afraid of Feng Hanyu, because Feng Hanyu would accept her unconditionally. Yan Jin could do anything she wanted, but she could not leave Chang'an or Feng Hanyu. Feng Hanyu had many ways to make her stay. If force didn't work, she would try gentleness. When Feng Hanyu, who had always looked down on everyone, deliberately opened her collar to show Yan Jin her scarred back, how could Yan Jin still think only of running away? A story about a cold princess and a young wolfdog, ten years apart in age, who love and fight each other. Amid the web of lies and deception, schemes and conspiracies, see how a younger Deputy Minister of Justice, ten years younger, wins the heart of the eldest princess. Historical mishmash. Entirely fictional. Don't scrutinize the history. Upcoming novel: The Noble Young Master and the Sickly One Synopsis A fake heir doted on by everyone VS a sickly, black-hearted, unhinged young lady Song Boyuan, the only legitimate grandson of the Great Song's Duke of Zhen Guo, is a useless pretty face, as everyone in Chang'an knows. She cannot govern the country with words or defend it with arms. She has a congenital problem in bed, too. Aside from her handsome face and noble birth, she's good for nothing. To keep Song Boyuan from disgracing the old Duke of Zhen Guo, the emperor issued an edict directly betrothing her to Jing Dai, the youngest daughter of Chang'an's foremost imperial merchant family, the Jing family, along with an abundant dowry stretching for dozens of miles. Song Boyuan felt unworthy and tried many times to find a way to call off the wedding, but each time the eldest daughter of the Jing family, raised in seclusion, foiled her plans. With no other choice, she climbed over the wall in the middle of the night and sneaked into Miss Jing's courtyard. "Take a good look at me. What exactly do you see in me? Can I change it?" Jing Dai stood beneath a peach tree bathed in moonlight, her slender waist like a willow, and smiled smugly at her. "I can't get pregnant, and you can't have children. Aren't we a perfect match?" Song Boyuan was forced to marry this little fox from the Jing family, and so began a life ruled by Jing Dai. . Song Boyuan looked at the person who held her life and death in her hands while seeming so delicate and weak, and felt especially conflicted. "Everyone says you're gentle, charming, and beautiful inside and out. Why don't I see it?" Jing Dai smiled faintly. "My husband isn't well-behaved. What can I do?" Once Song Boyuan finally learned to be "good," Jing Dai was no longer as composed as before. "Song Boyuan! I'm not well!" "It's fine. The doctor said exercise is good for your health." Jing Dai regretted it a little. She shouldn't have started this in the first place. Theme: Seize the opportunity and forge ahead