After I Dumped the Young Lord of Miaojiang, He Chased Me to Win Me Back

A gentle, beautiful young lord who disguises himself as a woman x a scheming, black-hearted general who stacks defenses and loves to put on an act

Miaojiang has an old rule: If a man enters a young woman's room, he has to marry her.

Yan Jiang, publicly known as Miaojiang's "eldest princess," is actually a bona fide prince, and a victim of this old rule.

He disguised himself as a woman for over a decade, hoping to avoid the struggle for power and live a quiet life. Instead, he fell for a spoiled young master.

He mooches off his parents, then mooches off his wife after they marry.

The man even smugly said, "If I'd known marrying a princess was this much fun, I should've broken into your room sooner."

Yan Jiang: "..."

"My husband must be a man who stands tall between heaven and earth. He absolutely cannot be a useless layabout."

From then on, Yan Jiang embarked on an endless quest to teach his husband to "be a decent person."

He wanted to change Qi Yan, but Qi Yan changed him instead, awakening in him a desire for power for the first time.

"Your Highness, you are a son. Why not contend for the throne?"

"I don't want to turn against my own siblings."

"Sometimes it isn't about what you want, but who is better suited."

He was better suited than his elder brother, and Qi Yan was better suited than he was.

[Reader's Guide]

1. Everything the author wants to say is in the title.

Theme: Be sure to keep your eyes open when you get married.