The First Dandy Couple in the Imperial City

The First Idle Couple in the Imperial Capital

Rebirth + daily life + a little power struggle + one-on-one + silly comedy

Cui Qingyi died of overwork in her last life.

In this life, her life motto is: hello, I am a salted fish.

She gave up the promising position of minister’s wife and chose Liang Prince, the famous layabout of the imperial capital, to start retirement life early.

To outsiders: Liang Prince is uneducated, and his ability to have children is impaired; what good does it do to marry into the imperial family? The Cui family’s daughter is so pitiful.

Cui Qingyi: Thanks for asking. Uneducated means countless rewards; impaired ability to have children means a clean inner courtyard; Liang Prince means lying flat.

Soft rice tastes delicious.

Trigger warning: the male lead is a real wastrel and his academic level is rather poor.

The story leans a little toward ensemble cast, with supporting-character plots. The writing style mixes in a few modern expressions; apologies in advance.