Snow Hides the Spring’s Beauty

[Chasing His Wife to the Crematorium] [The Second Male Lead Rises] [A Broken Relationship Cannot Be Mended]

Princess Li Suiyu of Jihua had a moonlight in her heart: Shen Suwei, the Grand Preceptor of the court and the tutor who had taught her for four years.

She thought they were fated never to be together, but an accident fulfilled her wish and made her his wife in name and in truth.

Three years into their marriage, even the most demanding Madam Shen had come to adore her. Shen Suwei alone remained cool and restrained, never showing her the slightest affection.

Li Suiyu did not insist on more. She simply stayed by his side, listening to him discuss politics with his guests, accompanying him on a snowy outing in a lone boat, and warming a pot of wine for him afterward.

She thought that one day they would find a happy ending, but when she went into labor and suffered a difficult birth, Shen Suwei did not come to see her one last time.

She heard the servants say that the woman Shen Suwei had loved as a boy had arrived in the capital, and he was going to welcome her.

Li Suiyu could only close her eyes with a bitter smile, dying that snowy night.

She thought, if there were another life, she would never love Shen Suwei again.

One day, she awoke from a dream.

A refined noblewoman moved into the scholars' courtyard on Mount Qingyang. In her spare time, she discussed philosophy and debated scripture with the old scholar. Though a woman, she displayed remarkable insight.

Li Suiyu thought she had found a peaceful retreat all to herself. Little did she know that in a guest room deep in the mountain courtyard, an injured young nobleman watched her by the window every day, a faint smile in his eyes.

Duan Wuchao, heir to the Prince of Zhennan, was born into two great military families. He had spent years risking his life on the battlefield, cunning and ruthless. When he went to war, the enemy was sure to lose, earning him the name