Princess Chu Yao of Bao'an had her philandering fiance paraded through the streets. From then on, she became famous in the capital. Everyone accused her of ruining her reputation, but she said she'd only done what every young woman in the world wanted to do.
Song Jichun was no more than an obscure official's son in the capital, without a title or any literary distinction. Who could have guessed that one day, the renowned Princess of Bao'an would be engaged to him?
Song Jichun was practical. Since there was no way to resist, he figured they could at least treat each other with respect. But did he really think that Princess of Bao'an, who'd had her fiance paraded through the streets, was the sort of person who could treat her husband with respect?
Chu Yao had grown up surrounded by love. When she met the miserable Song Jichun, she thought, "Lacking love? That's all right. I can share some with you."
Basically, it's the story of a much-loved heroine teaching a love-starved hero how to live, while growing herself along the way.
No palace intrigue, domestic scheming, or political machinations, and no dramatic twists and turns. Just a gentle, everyday story that unfolds at its own pace...
Theme: Loveless marriages should not be encouraged.
"Dad" gave the author a big worm~ daddy
Why do I feel that the heroine's personality is a little different? If the hero treats her the same as before, the two of them should break up now.
"It's" a big bug for the author~ change
"Have you done it?" Is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Didn't do it
"Du" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ of
Why does the male protagonist feel that he is difficult to deal with after the heroine's brother asked about the situation...