The Young Master with the Fan

Gentle and generous have nothing to do with her, and she has no connection whatsoever to brilliance and talent. She is big-breasted and brainless, saying and doing whatever she pleases. Spoiled by his favor and relying on his protection, she does not even take the current emperor seriously. She has no lofty ambitions. Her only dream is to win him over. What troubles her greatly is that the man she yearns for is nothing but a blockhead. To win him over, she brought every trick she had learned in her life to bear. After finally seducing him, she discovered that all men were skilled at disguise. The man who had always been refined and courteous was actually a cultured scoundrel at heart. Before they were married, she complained to him: “I even offered myself to you, and you still refused me. You've wounded my self-esteem.” He earnestly coaxed her: “Once I marry you in grand style, I promise I'll make sure you enjoy yourself.” After they were married, she protested: “I want us to sleep in separate rooms.” He rejected her lightly: “No. I can't sleep without you.”