Nan Has a Charming Husband

[For the pitfalls, start reading directly from Chapter 42, which is the real beginning of the main text. The previous part can be used as an extra chapter] It is said that the eldest princess grew up on a hill. She has no talent, no virtue, no appearance, and is just a vulgar and rude village woman. But one day. A: "Didn't you say you hired a teacher?" Si Nan: "Yes, it's all taught by my master. I didn't invite any sir." B: "Didn't you say that no one taught you piano, chess, calligraphy and painting?" Si Nan: "Yes, I am self-taught, but Feng Liang, Nan Yi, Su Xizhi and Lan Shu have all taught me." "..." C "Didn't you say that you only know a little bit about all fonts? Why are they so good!" "But Master said that my calligraphy and painting are just like people, and I can't bear to look at them..." A certain master: "Then you said you would never get married!" Si Nan looked at the "frail and sickly" man next to him and said helplessly. "He said he would marry me." 1V1, a cool novel without cruelty.