Huan Chen, heir to the Marquis of Xiang, was weak and incompetent in his previous life.
Though he was a princess's consort, he was bullied by his peers.
Everyone said that marrying a princess was tantamount to ruining one's career.
According to our dynasty's ancestral laws, a princess's consort could not hold an important post.
Even so, Huan Chen wanted to protect his little princess and keep her safe and happy.
But one day, the little princess suddenly told him, “Brother Xiuning, I've met someone I truly love.”
Later, the Marquis of Xiang died. The heir held a title but no official position, and spent his days languishing in the marquis's residence. He died young, before the age of thirty.
When he awoke again, he had been reborn.
Zhong Zhiyi, daughter of the Left General Zhong Wu, loved fine clothes and riding horses, and was full of youthful spirit.
Unlike ordinary noblewomen, who were proud and reserved, she was passionate and radiant as the blazing summer sun.
The only problem was, she refused to marry. As she put it, if she couldn't find someone who would love only her, she'd rather grow old alone.
The Left General wept bitterly. “My child, even though I love your mother so dearly, I still have two concubines. Your standards are a bit too high.”
Zhong Zhiyi replied, “Father, my understanding is different from yours.”
Because she had transmigrated.
Then Zhong Zhiyi met Huan Chen.
Huan Chen: “I'm willing to love only you, faithfully, for my whole life. But there must never be betrayal. If there is, either you die or I do.”
Zhong Zhiyi: “Whoever falls out of love first is a dog!”
Theme: Sometimes in life, we need to save each other.
