The Little Princess Tames the Prince

Strongly recommending my new novel, The Little Wife Tames the General Transmigrate into the daughter of a small-time merchant? Fine! Already engaged? Fine! But, but… My husband-to-be is twelve years older than me? Oh my God!! What? This old bull thinks I have no status or ability, and wants to bring me into his estate early to educate me?! Alas, my family is weak and can’t stand up to my cousin, the prince. I have to obediently move into his estate and let him have his way, all while being taught the truth that a husband is heaven! But I can put up with anything, except womanizing. If you want to enjoy the company of multiple wives, divorce me first! And so the young princess launches a campaign to tame her husband. My lord, hand over your heart and surrender. Your little wife is here! This is actually a serious historical romance, not a silly, naive story. The hero is dependable, responsible, calculating, handsome, powerful, and deep. The heroine is calm and clever. She can enjoy being cherished without losing her head. When she senses that the hero may betray her, she decisively chooses to leave his favor and give up his power and status. A marriage arranged with the consent of both sets of parents brings together a handsome husband and his young wife, who are twelve years apart. The husband is in the prime of his youth, while his young wife is a peach blossom at sixteen. A modern girl transmigrates into ancient times as Zhen Jie’er, a girl from a humble family, and becomes the eldest legitimate daughter of a merchant household. A prince is to marry a merchant’s daughter, but the capable, scheming prince is displeased. Breaking off the engagement is out of the question, so they marry, but his wife has no status. To keep people from laughing at him after the wedding, the calculating prince brings his future wife to his estate early and keeps her by his side, shaping her as he sees fit. The rules of ancient society leave Zhen Jie’er no room to resist, and her cousin treats her with affection, too. Zhen Jie’er comes to enjoy his affection and quietly endures his scoldings. Unable to overturn the entire ancient social system, she marries the Prince of Anping at sixteen and is named Princess of Anping. There is no household intrigue. At first, the prince cherishes his wife for his mother’s sake, then he comes to cherish her sincerely. Family and country, the throne, glory, kinship, love, friendship… She lives out her own brilliance through it all. The womanizing prince finally comes to his senses and willingly becomes his beloved’s devoted servant! They admire flowers together in spring and drink together beneath the moon. Amid the chaos of war, beneath the flowers and moonlight, and deep within the palace, they savor a love that lasts until death: one partner for life.