The Peerless Beauty: Phoenix Above the Clouds

No one knows which emperor of the Tianqi era first decreed it, but whether they were members of the imperial family, high-ranking nobles, or common folk, no one was allowed to give birth to twins of a boy and a girl. To do so was an act of treason... Then one day, an imperial edict of betrothal arrived out of nowhere at the Censor's residence. Yet no one had ever seen what the eldest daughter of the Liu family looked like, or even knew where she was. What's more, the groom was a member of the imperial family: not only was he handsome and graceful, he was also known as a “romantic young lord.” They said that Prince Feng Ke of Linzi was not only accomplished in both civil and military affairs, but also dashing and debonair. And in his entire manor, there wasn't a single concubine, only maids and eunuchs. Him: “From the moment the imperial edict arrived, you became my princess consort! Are you planning to defy the emperor's command?” Her: “What a joke! You think you can use an imperial edict to lord it over me? Dream on. You're not my type at all!”