So Many Daughters of the General's Household

She has transmigrated into a strange, unfamiliar world where nothing is known. How will she find her way? Her coming-of-age ceremony is near, and the court has already arranged her marriage. What will she choose?

He is the third prince, graceful and extraordinary, as radiant as a god. So why has he ended up in another country? A mysterious imperial edict suddenly arranges his marriage. How will he react?

When the two of them go from rejecting and guarding against each other to involuntarily drawing closer, what obstacles will they face?

“No! I absolutely will not let that bastard and that little tramp be together!” said a woman in a fiery red court gown embroidered with auspicious clouds and set with jewels. Her sharp phoenix eyes blazed with hatred as she ground out the words.

“No? Then I’d like to see who really has the final say in this palace!” In another hall, a white-haired but spirited old woman angrily spoke after hearing the spy’s report. I will not let anyone harm my granddaughter, she swore to herself. That’s right: she was the heroine’s own grandmother, who had transmigrated alongside her, and the Empress Dowager, the most powerful woman in the palace!

When he fell in love with her, he wanted to hold her close and protect her. But he feared that the dangers lurking around him might hurt her at any moment. Only after meeting her did he feel he had found somewhere to belong. His lonely, cold heart had finally found warmth. Could he really be forced back into a life devoid of love and feeling?

She loved him, and understood why he pushed her away. But how could she bear to let him face the cruelty of the world alone?

Follow them as they find a patch of sunlight and bring light and warmth to each other in this dark world, full of plots and schemes.

“Qiduo, I want this vast realm for you alone. I want to shield you from the world, so you never have to be startled or suffer!” To him, wearing the imperial robes, ruling over a prosperous empire, and being revered by the people were nothing compared to a smile or a glance from the woman before him.

“I know!” The woman smiled, and in an instant, heaven and earth lost their color, and all creation paled.

Standing in an embrace atop the lofty city tower, they made countless lovers look on with envy: all those who loved but could not be together in a world where marriage was nothing more than a bargain for profit!