Chun-ui-yo
Jiao Jiao was very satisfied with this marriage arrangement.
After all, in this life she only wanted to drift through her days in leisure. In that sense, Sixth Master Lu of the Prince of Rui’s manor, a carefree idler, was a very good match for the illegitimate daughter of a sixth-rank minor official—especially since he also had no intention of getting involved in political struggles!
However, when both the emperor and the crown prince died, and her father-in-law, the Prince of Qin, ascended the throne, her peaceful dream was shattered.
The emperor’s sixth son, Zhao Che, was enfeoffed as Prince Rui, and Jiao Jiao was enfeoffed as Princess Consort Rui.
The two of them were dragged into the political struggle they had tried so hard to avoid...
Since the dream was already over, they might as well enjoy themselves. With spring in full bloom, it would not hurt to go out and have some fun.
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