An imperial decree sends the legitimate daughter of the Marquis of Anyuan in Lingcheng to marry the Great General Zhenbei in Yancheng. The world laments, sure that this marriage is doomed to misery.
Before the wedding, Zhou Ziqi casts a divination for Wen Yuxiu. The result reads: A match made in heaven, a marriage destined by fate!
At the Lantern Festival, beneath the lanterns, she once made a wish: May the sun be my morning, the moon my evening, and you my every morning and evening.
Later, when his heart was moved, he said, "I don't need you to love me until death do us part. I only need you to love me as long as the sun and moon endure."
Scene One
People say the General Zhenbei devours people and drinks their blood, with a face full of fangs. Surely the Princess Anle is doomed.
Zhu Yueqing gazed at him with hearts in her eyes. "The General Zhenbei is so handsome..."
Scene Two
Corrupt official: "The Zhenbei Army is making clay figurines to fabricate facts and mislead the people. Their intentions are sinister!"
Little princess: "Father, why do you have a secret edition of the clay figurine? Why don't I have one?"
The corrupt official trembled as he looked at the clay figurine in the emperor's hand, the very one supposedly meant to mislead the people.
Sweet, lively, optimistic, pampered young lady × Resilient, rebellious young general
A sweet romance, no angst.
A few things to know before you start:
1. Both leads are virgins. Transmigrate into a book. Entirely fictional setting.
2. Marriage before love, with daily life as the focus and flashbacks interspersed.
3. It's not easy being a new writer. I hope you enjoy it.
Theme: An ancient-style transmigration story
