Only Chu Chu

Coming soon: Picking Up a Crown Prince to Be My Son-in-Law. A sweet, lighthearted romance. Please add it to your collection!

Little Princess X Abstinent, Aloof Chief Councillor

To save her childhood friend Lu Shen, the little princess Chuchu of the Great Sheng Dynasty is forced to marry Xie Wanting, the Chief Councillor.

The day after their wedding, she is overcome by a shock and throws herself into Xie Wanting's arms, calling him Brother Lu Shen.

As Chief Councillor, Xie Wanting has always been noble and proud. Seeing the little princess rush into his arms with tears in her eyes, calling another man's name, he darkens his expression, his eyes filled with disgust. He pulls her away and says coldly, "If the princess is ill, call a physician."

Later, she recovers and asks to divorce him.

That night, beneath the clear sky, the proud and noble man comes to stand before her. His voice carries a trace of unease. "Chuchu, stay by my side."

Chuchu: ...

Xie Wanting had thought that once she recovered, the spell was broken, and they divorced, they would have nothing more to do with each other.

But no matter how resolute he was, he couldn't stop his heart from drawing closer to her against his will.

Since he loved her, he might as well make her his.

XX: The Chief Councillor is as unshakable as a stone, even in the presence of a beauty...

Chuchu: Is that really true?

With her, he's nothing but a lecher.

Little scene: The little princess gives him a fleeting kiss at the corner of his mouth, but the man catches her and holds on. "Chuchu, that's not enough. You haven't kissed me enough."

"Xie Wanting... Didn't you say you're my subject and have to obey me?"

The man raises an eyebrow and smiles. "Chuchu, this is the exception."

Reader's guide: Both leads are virgins + HE + romance after marriage

Political intrigue, many original details, fictional setting, no need for historical accuracy.

Coming soon: Picking Up a Crown Prince to Be My Son-in-Law. Please add it to your collection!

When A Ruo was young, she often went to the river beside the estate to catch fish. She spent every day with a big brother who wore a bamboo hat. He told her stories and brought her delicious treats every day.

A Ruo liked him very much.

She thought that since his voice was so pleasant, he must be handsome too. One afternoon, as a gentle breeze carried the scent of flowers, the big brother dozed in a reclining chair. A Ruo secretly lifted his hat to peek at his face.

That little peek was all it took for the big brother to hold her to it.

He said he wasn't human, but a river spirit. Since A Ruo had seen his face, she had to take responsibility for him. Otherwise, he would turn ugly.

A Ruo was terrified. How was she supposed to take responsibility for him? Marry him? No, she meant let him marry her.

When she got home, A Ruo told her mother what had happened. Her mother sighed. "He's in the prime of his life, yet spends all day fishing by the river. What a lack of ambition. Of course he'd end up wanting to become someone's live-in son-in-law."

A Ruo thought about it, then murmured, "A live-in son-in-law... Well, it's not entirely out of the question."

The big brother was as handsome as the moon. Raising him ought to be more enjoyable than raising a dog or a cat.

Crown Prince Xie Sucheng has recently been cultivating his character, often going fishing by a river outside the city. Bored and with nothing better to do, he sees a little girl as lovely as a snow-white dumpling every day. He takes a liking to her and loves to tease her.

One day, as he teases her, the little girl suddenly blushes and stammers, "Big brother, do you want to become my family's live-in son-in-law?"

Xie Sucheng: ...

That joke went too far.

Later, everyone in the capital knows that the Crown Prince once became a live-in son-in-law at someone's home just to win the Crown Princess's favor.

Theme: Strive to become someone who can stand by your side