Unaware His Majesty Is a Girl

The new emperor, Qi Nian, acceded to the throne many years ago. He kept refusing the requests by his officials to choose a consort, brushing them off by saying "the affairs of state are important, and I am busy with my work". But Qi Nian finally relented as rumors that "the emperor is impotent" spread ever more widely. Yu Dingdang was a particularly dim-witted girl, but born to a prestigious family. This led many to say: "Madame Yu exchanged her brain for her looks". Who could have expected that Yu would be selected by the emperor to be his empress consort? A happy and dramatic girl-girl romantic comedy set in the imperial palace. Yu couldn't have expected that this lofty emperor up on high was actually a girl?!

75 chapters

• Chapter 71 — Whatever Shall I Do with You on the Lotus Bed?
• Chapter 70 — Thoughts of Lust Arise from a Warm, Full Belly
• Chapter 69 — Their Subtle Scent Pervades the Moonlit Dusk
• Chapter 68 — Feigning Shyness, She Gracefully Stands with Her Back Turned
• Chapter 67 — All for This Feeling, Thick as the Wind and Moon
• Chapter 66 — How Can One’s Heart Be Like Unfeeling Wood or Stone?
• Chapter 65 — Only in Longing Do We See the Sea’s Depth Is Slight
• Chapter 64 — Crimson Gauze and Thin Silk Envelop Her Gleaming Skin
• Chapter 63 — Adorned with Plum Blossoms, They Are Drunk in Luoyang for Now
• Chapter 62 — Loath to Return to the Jade Towers of the Imperial Palace
• Chapter 61 — I Watched Her Tower Crumble and Fall
• Chapter 60 — I Watched Her Feast Her Honored Guests
• Chapter 59 — I Watched Her Raise Her Vermilion Tower
• Chapter 58 — Worldly Affairs Flow on Like Running Water
• Chapter 57 — Our Love Lasts Unless Green Mountains Rot Away
• Chapter 56 — They Made a Thousand Vows Before the Pillow
• Chapter 55.5 — Vignette
• Chapter 55 — Who Says That Tableaus of Grief May Not Be Painted?
• Chapter 54 — The Unloved Can’t Comprehend the Trouble of Those in Love
• Chapter 53.5 — Vignette
• Chapter 53 — Now, Tonight, Sorrow Is What I Feel
• Chapter 52 — A Riot of Spring Color Overwhelms the Garden
• Chapter 51 — An Overflow of Emotions with Only a Spring Courtyard’s Moon to Witness
• Chapter 50 — Only Their Two Hearts Know
• Chapter 49 — A Turning Glance or a Movement, All Is Understood
• Chapter 48 — Concealing Themselves, the Spring Mountains Are Coyly Silent
• Chapter 47 — Mutual Love Leaves Both Speechless in Its Wake
• Chapter 46 — This Feeling Clings and I Lack the Methods to Extinguish It
• Chapter 45 — Looking at the Sky at Dawn and the Clouds at Dusk
• Chapter 44 — All Gaze at the Moon’s Brightness Tonight
• Chapter 43 — Mutual Longing Remains as Seasons Pass
• Chapter 42 — A White Peony Bursts with Tears Counting Every Sorrow
• Chapter 41 — Mist and Dense Clouds Frustratingly Prolong the Day
• Chapter 40 — Clouds and Mist, Sorrowfully Clear, Sweep Away the Dawn’s Flow
• Chapter 39 — Fallen Petals in Flowing Water Take Away Spring
• Chapter 38 — Love Me Tenderly, Lord, and I Shall Love You in Return
• Chapter 37 — Longing Is Fundamentally a Wordless Language
• Chapter 36 — Even If It’s Said That Longing Is of No Benefit
• Chapter 35 — Merry in the Dawn, We Leave Our Worries Behind
• Chapter 34 — Ere the Day’s Done, We’ve All the Chang’an Flowers Seen
• Chapter 33 — It Surely Is a Good Season for People
• Chapter 32 — The Boat Full of Clear Dreams Traverses over the Milky Way
• Chapter 31 — Drunk, They Knew Not If the Heavens Were in the River
• Chapter 30 — Pairs of Mandarin Ducks Small
• Chapter 29 — It Blows My Dreams to the Western Lands
• Chapter 28 — The Southern Wind Knows My Intentions
• Chapter 27 — Tears Well Up Before I Am Able to Speak
• Chapter 26 — The Scoundrels' Selfish Plans
• Chapter 25 — Fine Clouds Surge Forth
• Chapter 24 — A Look Like Waves of Water
• Chapter 23.5 — Vignette
• Chapter 23 — Hearts Are Bonded through the Plucking of Grass
• Chapter 22 — The Pomegranate Blossoms Bloom Fiery Crimson
• Chapter 21 — Light Clothes Soaked Through
• Chapter 20 — Like the Radiant Moonlight at the Edge of the Moon
• Chapter 19 — The Naive Are Unafraid of Conjectures
• Chapter 18 — The Mountain Has Trees, Oh, and the Trees Have Branches
• Chapter 17 — There Is Much Sadness in Recollecting Dreams
• Chapter 16 — In Deep Recollection of Past Events, I Stand Amidst the Setting Sun’s Rays
• Chapter 15 — Knowledge Obtained from Paper Will Always Feel Shallow
• Chapter 14 — Gather Sweet Flowers While You May
• Chapter 13 — Though She Says That She Feels Nothing, to Me, Feelings Abound
• Chapter 12 — Would She, Who Loves Shallowly, Believe My Yearning?
• Chapter 11 — Transcends the Affairs of the Mortal World
• Chapter 10 — A Short Encounter of Golden Winds and Jade Dew
• Chapter 9 — A Perfect Night to Go to Her Darling’s Side
• Chapter 8 — Who Should One Share These Feelings of Mutual Longing With?
• Chapter 7 — Rouge and Perspiration Together on a Pillow Hot
• Chapter 6 — Reclining on a Painted Balustrade, She Remains Coquettishly Quiet
• Chapter 5 — Who Sends a Thought in Spring?
• Chapter 4 — Her Gorgeous Smile Shines Like a Lotus
• Chapter 3 — Solitarily Leaning on a Railing, Their Mood in Disorder
• Chapter 2 — They Lamented That the Spring Nights Were All Too Short
• Chapter 1 — Spring Thoughts Are Unsettled as the Wine Becomes Stronger, Brocade and Finery Do Passion and Love Augur
• Chapter 0.5 — Character Synopses