The Princess Is Newly Widowed

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The fifth princess of the reigning dynasty, Qin Yezhen, grew up with nothing. The only happiness in the first half of her life was studying at Hanguang Hall, because she could see Cui Sanlang there.

He was handsome and distinguished, and his horsemanship was unmatched. He was the most dazzling young lord in the capital.

But Qin Yezhen had nothing but the title of princess, and could only watch him from a corner.

One day, she summoned up her courage and stopped him at Changqiu Pavilion. Blushing to her ears, she told him that if he had feelings for her, he should ask her father for permission to marry her.

That day, she clearly saw him nod. But the next day, she heard that he had left for the northwest, vowing not to return to court until he had conquered it.

The fifth princess thought she really was a burden.

But now she's a widow with a child, while Cui Sanlang has become a famous general in the northwest. Why would he come back now?

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During the years Cui Jing served as a companion student at Hanguang Hall, he fell for a girl. She was timid and always watched him from a distance.

He thought the imperial city was truly a wondrous place: how could there be a princess so shy?

At Changqiu Pavilion one day, he knew the princess was waiting for him. His dream had come true, and the world spun around him.

Who could have expected a sudden upheaval that forced him to go far away?

Much later, Cui Jing crossed countless rivers and mountains before standing before her once more.

"Princess? Zhenzhen?"

Reader's guide:

1. The male lead's journey to win back his wife, and the second male lead's memoir

2. Childhood friends with mutual secret crushes

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The Little Troublemaker and Her Rough-Hewn Husband

The Little Troublemaker and Her Rough-Hewn Husband

The emperor arranged a marriage between Xiao Yannan, a lady from a prominent family in Yubei, and the Prince of Yan.

According to the rumors, Xiao Yannan was a peerless beauty, versed in music, and astonishingly talented. If she hadn't been born in Yan territory, the title of the capital's greatest beauty would never have gone to anyone else.

The real Xiao Yannan stared at the imperial decree before her and cursed the unfairness of heaven!

How could the Prince of Yan, a mere warrior and a fool, possibly be worthy of her?

After their wedding, Xiao Yannan made trouble at every turn, hoping to make him dislike her a little more each day so they could divorce.

Later, that fool carried Xiao Yannan home on his back. He said, "Go home. If things don't work out, come find me."

In the depths of winter, with snow and wind blocking the road, Xiao Yannan leaned against the fool's back and felt the heat radiating from him. Her eyes suddenly stung.

Xiao Yannan regretted it and swore she would find the Prince of Yan again.

But who was this man who now acted as if he couldn't see her?

As the reigning emperor's eldest son, the Prince of Yan had spent years fighting bravely and defending the border, earning glorious military achievements. The emperor had shown him a rare bit of affection by arranging his marriage to Xiao Yannan.

He knew he was a rough sort of man, unworthy of a lady as precious as a jewel, so all he could do was let her go. The cold Yan territory, where most of the year was spent in the depths of winter, was where he belonged.

But it's only been a few months, and she's already met three young men as potential matches?

Whether they're suitable or not, he should take her back first and worry about the rest later.

Short skit:

After causing trouble all day,

Xiao Yannan: "Did you dislike me a little more today?"

The Prince of Yan, overjoyed: "My princess really does love me!"

Theme: Mistakes can be made right.