Everyone says that the eldest daughter of the Lin family and Fu Jiaze are a perfect match, but Lin Yinxue knows a secret. Her eldest sister, Lin Baozhen, once tearfully confided to their mother that she had a premonition: Fu Jiaze has talent but no fortune in his career, repeatedly failing the imperial examinations. Even when he finally managed to take the exam, he failed the provincial test and was assigned to a remote border town as a county magistrate. Most importantly, he would die young, and his wife would remain untouched until his death. Listening to these complaints, Lin Yinxue thought that what her eldest sister did not want was exactly what she desired. However, whether Fu Jiaze became her brother-in-law or not had nothing to do with her. What Lin Yinxue never expected was that the marriage arrangement would ultimately fall on her. At a flower banquet, Lin Yinxue was pushed into the water. Seizing the opportunity, she decided to fulfill her eldest sister’s wish by rescuing Fu Jiaze, who had fallen into the water before her. As a result, the eldest daughter’s marriage was transferred to Lin Yinxue. Everyone says that Lin Yinxue’s luck is good, as her husband, Fu Jiaze, has a smooth career path and is frequently promoted. Fu Jiaze does not take any concubines and focuses solely on his wife and children. In the capital, whenever Fu Jiaze receives a promotion, Lin Baozhen tosses and turns, unable to sleep; hearing people praise the deep affection between the couple, she is consumed with jealousy. Two years later, Lin Baozhen hears a shocking imperial edict. Fu Jiaze is not surnamed Fu; he has another name, Crown Prince Zhao Jiaze. The younger sister she looked down upon, Lin Yinxue, is now the Crown Princess. Even their child is a royal grandchild. Related Stories: No related posts.