Ordered to Marry for Good Fortune, I Captured the Abstinent Imperial Uncle's Heart

Wei Han dreamed that she died a horrible death. Determined to change her fate, she married into Prince Yuan's manor to bring good luck to the emperor's uncle.

On their wedding night, Wei Han studied her illustrated book for half the night before finally working up the courage to consummate her marriage with the prince. But just as she undid his belt, a slender yet powerful hand seized hers.

"Who are you? What are you trying to do to me?" Though the man had only just woken, his innate authority frightened Wei Han so badly she nearly bolted out the door.

"I... I married you by imperial decree to bring you good luck. I'm now your lawful wife, so of course... of course we're going to consummate our marriage." Facing the man's icy, imposing gaze, Wei Han stammered out her answer.

Cui Ciyuan looked her up and down, his frown growing deeper. The young woman before him looked so young, hardly more than a child, yet she wanted to consummate their marriage? Was his nephew the emperor out of his mind?

Later, Cui Ciyuan decided that perhaps he was the one who had lost his mind.

Because as they spent more time together, he fell in love with the wife who was twelve years younger than him. (One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first.)