Qingqing Enters the Heart

Jiang Wanqing was taught royal etiquette since childhood. No one in Beijing knew that Jiang Wanqing was the appointed Crown Princess, even she herself thought so. Unexpectedly, an imperial edict gave her to the Northern Xinjiang Major General Huo Zheng as his wife. Northern Xinjiang is a bitter cold land, which is no place for a pampered young lady like her. In addition, Huo Zheng, relying on the fact that he was the emperor's nephew, was headstrong and arrogant, and became the hegemon in northern Xinjiang, which made many people tremble with fear. Jiang Wanqing only likes gentle and elegant scholars. Even if she cannot marry a prince, she must at least be a talented young man like Tan Hua Lang, but he is the reckless husband she despises the most. After arriving in Northern Xinjiang, Jiang Wanqing discovered that Huo Zheng was indeed as rumored, disrespecting etiquette and acting wantonly. If it weren't for the worry of implicating his father, Jiang Wanqing would have really wanted to flee back to Beijing overnight. Huo Zheng also looked down upon this noble lady who came to Beijing. The food and clothing must be of the best quality, and even the toes of shoes must be embroidered with pearls. The imperial edict also said that the prime minister's daughter Jiang Wanqing was gentle, virtuous, talented and beautiful, which was sheer nonsense. On weekdays, she is pretentious and unreasonable, and how can she behave like a lady? After going through ups and downs, people who originally hated each other began to cherish each other. When Jiang Wanqing decided to open up her heart, she accidentally learned that Huo Zheng had a Bai Yueguang in his heart that he couldn't love. "Tongyan Wuji is just a joke when I was young. I don't even know what they are called." Huo Zheng explained hurriedly. When she learned that the person Huo Zheng had promised was her childhood self, Jiang Wanqing packed her bags overnight to go back to Beijing. Huo Zheng chased after him without stopping. "It's just a joke from childhood, why bother." Huo Zheng: "..." Intention: Keep it until the clouds open and the moon shines