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Blurb:
When Xie Yu first arrived in Dongshang, Shuzhou,
"Whoever dares provoke me, I'll break their fingers!"
"Which bastard picked my flowers? Show yourself!"
"My father is a big name in the capital. Who would dare lay a hand on me? ...What? You want to collect a debt? My father has plenty of money."
But in the end, all anyone remembered was this: Her father was Xie Bingzhu, a prominent figure in Linhe, the capital, and a close confidant of the emperor.
So people asked her, "I hear you coast on your dad's money. You're just a rich kid?"
After years of struggling through the mud, Xie Yu finally shed her shameful rich-kid identity and transformed into the eldest princess of the Great Liang kingdom.
One day, after a leisurely meal, she lounged in her imperial consort's chair and thought of the tea merchant's son who had always crossed swords with her when she was a child in Dongshang. Now that she was a very different person, she decided to have that tea peddler arrested and make him her servant.
But she searched the vast Great Liang from one end to the other and couldn't find so much as a trace of him.
Frustrated that her plan had fallen through, Xie Yu was just in time for a war between two neighboring countries. She went to the battlefield herself to face the enemy general, only to see a young man in armor at the head of the army, with bright, starry eyes and a smile on his lips. He lowered Xie Yu's spear and said, "Long time no see, Princess Changle."
Later, Xie Yu's subordinates gossiped about the intimate relationship between the enemy general and their leader.
"That general said he wants his men to capture the shortest pretty boy in the Liang army alive. Who do you think he means?"
Everyone discreetly glanced at Xie Yu, who was sharpening her blade.
"Didn't our leader say she was looking for a handsome young tea merchant? Does that mean that kid from Li is secretly in love with her?"
Xie Yu's sharpening grew twice as loud.
"Our leader's been acting strange lately..."
Xie Yu flung her blade straight at them. Two characters gleamed on its edge: Jun Yao, the enemy general's name.
Everyone: "With the enemy at our gates, how can you be flirting, Leader!"
Their story began in Dongshang City, in a year of misty rain. An unripe loquat fell and knocked crooked the young girl's twin buns as she stood beneath a wall, and opened the cover of a volume of love letters.
It began in Dongshang and ended in Linshu.
* One-on-one romance, happy ending, ensemble cast
* Wildcat noble daughter vs. wolfish hostage prince
* Both leads grow over the course of the story, and the plot develops at a leisurely pace
* Contains original worldbuilding, so please don't overanalyze
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Theme: Even when surrounded by hardship, keep pressing forward.
The plot is very good and the writing is also very good! Come on!