A Man Disguised as a Woman Marries the Top Scholar

Synopsis: Original title "My Wife Princess"

Disguised as a virtuous, pure, innocent princess (Zhou Shan) x Upright, noble, deeply affectionate imperial son-in-law (Zhang Jinwei)

Everyone said that Princess Jiayi, Zhou Shan, was beautiful and graceful, virtuous and polite, but little did they know that Zhou Shan was actually a man. Eighteen years ago, his imperial consort mother, in order to protect herself amidst the succession dispute, claimed she had given birth to a princess, successfully deceiving everyone.

Thus, Zhou Shan was raised as a girl, living cautiously every day in the deep palace, until one day the emperor married him off to Zhang Jinwei, the new top scholar.

Zhou Shan: Let's see how I can charm this bookworm, seize the opportunity to escape the capital, and run far away!

Unexpectedly, Zhang Jinwei treated him exceptionally well. Zhou Shan was on the verge of escaping several times but was inadvertently forced to stay by his side. They had already kissed and hugged, it was no longer good to keep it a secret. If Zhang Jinwei found out he was a man and let him leave the capital, then the world would be vast, and Zhou Shan would be free!

Zhou Shan thought long and hard, then looked tenderly at the imperial son-in-law and asked: "Imperial son-in-law, if I have something I'm hiding from you, what would you do?"

Zhang Jinwei: "If Princess does not wish to speak, I naturally will not inquire further."

Zhou Shan: "If I deceived you and only wanted to use you... Bookworm, would you still be so deeply in love?"

Zhang Jinwei: "What's wrong with Princess today?"

Zhou Shan: "To put it simply... I am actually a man."

Zhang Jinwei was greatly startled, almost falling off his horse. He looked at his gentle and considerate wife, feeling as if the world had turned upside down, everything was utterly absurd.

But... you are my Shan Shan, my Princess. Whether you are male or female, you are Zhang Jinwei's only wife.

Notes:

1. The gong (attacker) basically cross-dresses throughout, the gong is shorter than the shou (receiver), the gong's voice is also feminine, the gong is a princess from beginning to end in the story, the gong is weak in bed, there is SG (sexual intercourse), but the gong is indeed the gong. Don't ask me why the gong is the gong, the author has unusual preferences, okay?

2. A sweet and doting love story with mutual affection. The shou dotes on the gong. The shou is a pure