She was the youngest legitimate princess of Southern Tang, a useless fool who died an untimely death after being married off for an alliance.
She was a gifted agent from the new century, who was ruthlessly assassinated after uncovering her organization’s secrets.
And so, a lonely soul from another world entered the bridal sedan and took her place. From that day on, the foolish girl was no more. In her place, she stirred up wave after wave of upheaval in this world a thousand years in the past.
He was Prince Jing of West Moon, a man who stood above all others. At fifteen, he led three thousand elite troops to repel a hundred thousand soldiers from East Chu, winning fame in a single battle that resounded throughout the Nine Provinces. Never defeated, he was the God of War in the hearts of West Moon’s countless people.
Rumor had it that he was violent-tempered and kept everyone at a distance, striking fear into all who heard of him.
Rumor had it that she had a phenomenal memory, never forgot anything she had seen, and possessed such astonishing medical skills that she was hailed as a universal genius of the new century, capable of anything.
She had crossed a thousand years to reach him. With a turn and a glance, she tied a thousand knots between them and became the love he could never bear to let go.
On their wedding night, he came through the snow dressed in white, only to find her pressing a needle to his vital point.
“Princess, you’re quite skilled.”
“You flatter me.”
That day, snow fell thickly, turning the world a brilliant white. She stood dressed in red, silver needle in hand, her gaze sharp and her movements nimble… Her movements…
The prince simply couldn’t think of the right words, so he spread his hands and shamelessly declared,
“I just like you!”
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This is a one-on-one romance, and both the hero and heroine are pure in body and heart.