The Imperial Concubine Cannot Help But Love Me

In the sixth year of Jingrui, the emperor issued an edict, appointing Qian Jiawan, the legitimate daughter of the Prince of Yue, as his consort. Privately, Qian Jiawan was seventy percent satisfied with this marriage: the title of Noble Consort was sufficiently honorable; the empress dowager had passed away early, so there was no mother-in-law; and the grand empress dowager was a close friend of her grandmother and cared for her deeply. As for the so-called husband, well, he was rather good-looking. On the day of the grand wedding, the emperor made a three-point agreement with her. Behind the round fan, Qian Jiawan held back again and again, barely suppressing the smile at the corner of ...