Liu Jiao is a country girl, rough around the edges but rather pretty. The princess takes a liking to her and arranges her marriage to her personal guard, allowing her to wed into the wealthy capital. From then on, she will never want for food or clothing, her husband is handsome and ambitious, and she will have nothing to worry about for the rest of her life.
Everyone says she got a lucky break and should be grateful to the princess.
But her married life is far from happy.
As the guard's wife, Liu Jiao spends far less time with her husband than the princess does.
The princess and her husband are inseparable.
At night, all Liu Jiao gets is her husband's cold back.
The princess only has to tease him in passing for this stern man to blush and lose focus for days.
No matter how hard Liu Jiao tries to seduce him or act coy, he remains just as cold and distant.
She has suspected there was something between them. Her husband, hand on his sword, merely warns her with a cold look:
"Don't read too much into it. The princess is married. Speaking ill of her like this could ruin her reputation."
At first, Liu Jiao comforts herself:
The princess is of the highest station, so of course her husband must protect her with his life. That is his duty as the princess's guard.
Though she may be ignorant, she is not blind. After being passed over time and time again, after one disappointment after another, she finally understands one thing:
No matter how great a duty he has, he doesn't need to devote himself to the princess so completely, attending to every last detail.
It is affection, a love hidden in his heart, that makes him pour so much effort into caring for her.
Her husband, the princess's guard,
likes the princess.
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Later, he becomes a high-ranking official, and the princess divorces. No longer are there barriers of status between them.
Though Liu Jiao is a village girl, she knows her place. She hands him a divorce agreement, and her husband simply says, "Fine," in a calm voice.
He is so calm and indifferent that he teaches the illiterate, uncultured village girl to write what he says is her name as the signature on the divorce agreement.
Only when Liu Jiao remarries and he comes with soldiers to drag her back does she learn the truth:
What he taught her to write on the divorce agreement was not her name.
It was "No."
[Mutual First Love]
[There's a completed story with a similar groveling chase on the author's page!]
Theme: Protecting the princess is my duty. Protecting you is my instinct.
Is it the author's trumpet who keeps posting emojis at the bottom to control the comments?
Well. . . . . The female protagonist is also really miserable, and the male protagonist is just a deadhead and not worthy of the female protagonist. To put it bluntly, in the heart of the male protagonist, the princess is more important than the female protagonist. There is no better supporting actor than the male protagonist. They already know the truth and are still in Yuzhong. They cannot let the princess suffer at all. The male protagonist is really disgusting.
In the past, you can see the crematorium [Sunglasses] 🐶🌹 Li Yanyong and Lin Zhaoxue were a young couple, and they were once in love with each other. But the love of youth cannot withstand the passage of time. In the years after their marriage, Lin Zhaoxue worked hard to make Li Yanyong feel at ease in his career. She took charge of the middle school and educated her children. She only swallowed the grievances she suffered from her parents-in-law and sisters-in-law. Serving a large family alone and guarding the rear for him is exhausting. However, because of his cold nature and lack of consideration, Li Yanyong never cared about her and could not see her distress and dedication in the back house, so he focused on his official duties. She had quarreled with him several times because of his indifference, but the bed was getting colder and colder. The relationship between husband and wife was once as cold as ice. When Li Yanyong achieved success and became a high-ranking official, Lin Zhaoxue died of overwork due to years of overwork and depression. Li Yanyong, who has been refusing to bow his head for many years and has been obsessed with official duties, finally understands Lin Zhaoxue's pain. He, who is usually arrogant, has his pride broken for the first time: "My fault for neglecting her." On his deathbed, it was full of regrets to finally wait for his repentance. Fortunately, six years later, she was resurrected. Full of excitement, when I went to find the man I trusted the most after a bumpy journey— But she saw her husband, who in the past only focused on official duties and had a cold and inconsiderate nature, softened his voice and gently and delicately wiped the fragrant sweat from Xu Xian's wife's forehead. Lin Zhaoxue was stunned. After the lesson she taught him through death, Li Yanyong indeed changed his indifferent temperament and became extremely considerate and caring about his wife. But it was all made up for by other women. Unlike Lin Zhaoxue, who was half exhausted and dying. Li Yanyong didn't let her suffer any of the grievances Lin Zhaoxue suffered, and doted on Xu Xian—— Arrogant and comfortable, in full bloom. [The male protagonist is clean] 1. In the copywriting, the heroine's "resurrection from the dead" is because she was rescued, and there is no "rebirth" element. 2. At the end of the text, the female protagonist chooses the male protagonist and the second male protagonist, both of which are 1v1.