Su Qingrou has been living in her maternal ancestral home in the south of the Yangtze River since her mother's death. When she was about to get married, she returned to Beijing. By chance, she fell in love with the most beautiful man in Beijing, the regent Chu Yi, and she had no choice but to marry him.
It was rumored that he was not a womanizer, and all his love was given to Bai Yueguang's cousin who married another man. He was notoriously at odds with Su Qingrou's father, Su Xiang, a general.
The aristocratic families in the capital were all making bets privately: when would she cry and beg for peace and separation?
What they don't know is that she is not a fuel-efficient lamp either!
Since their marriage, the turbulent atmosphere between the Prince Regent and his wife has often appeared in Beijing tabloids.
Within half a year, the regent went to court with a blood-red scratch on his neck, saying that the fog was too heavy and he accidentally hit a tree; a few days later, Su Qingrou went to her grandmother's birthday party wearing a veil, saying that the soup was too hot and she accidentally burned her mouth.
So, the tabloids continued to write about the cold-faced regent marrying an arrogant and fierce woman, and the couple fought over who was right and who was right?
Su Qingrou lay in Chu Yi's arms and muttered dissatisfiedly, "It was obviously you who bumped into my Jinbu Yao and got injured. I also accepted the punishment. You ate all the fat in my mouth and called me a shrew..."
Entry guide:
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Childhood sweethearts, happy enemies, marriage first, love later
2. Brainless cookies, don't use any evidence
3. The title of the book comes from the title of a Song Dynasty poem
Purpose: Enjoy life happily
