Waiting Four Years Just to Say I Love You

Waiting Four Years Just to Say I Love You Plot:

Su Wan, an unfavored illegitimate daughter of the prime minister, saved a boy named Rong Jing from assassins in the cold palace four years ago. The boy left half a jade pendant and promised, "I'll come marry you in four years." But in those four years, she suffered endless persecution: her legitimate sister stole her engagement, her father sent her as a substitute bride to the tomb of a dead prince, and she was even almost buried alive. Yet Su Wan never let go of the jade pendant, clinging to that faint hope. Until the coronation of the new emperor, Su Wan was brought to the hall as a criminal's daughter—only to see the man on the dragon throne step down, pull out the other half of the jade pendant from his waist, and press it into her hand: "Wanwan, I've kept my promise—not only will I marry you, but the entire kingdom will be your betrothal gift." It turns out Rong Jing was the late emperor's missing crown prince. To overthrow the traitors and reclaim the throne, he had hidden his identity for four years, and every plan he made was to dote on her until she became the empress. Later, Rong Jing helped her get revenge on everyone who had hurt her, turning the harem into her "exclusive garden"; and Su Wan was no longer a pushover—she had secretly learned medicine and saved Rong Jing's life when he was assassinated. Together, they managed the kingdom perfectly while their love was sweet enough to make people "toothache." Their mutual devotion is the ultimate "爽文 (cool story)" ceiling!

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