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My father sold me into the Eastern Palace for 10 taels; the cold prince asks daily if I'm hungry.

🌙 Welcome to Moonlit Stories 🌙 Here, ancient Chinese romance novels are reborn in English audiobooks. Experience timeless tales of love, betrayal, loyalty, and destiny — narrated with heart and soul. ✨ Story Summary Chen Ruoxue, the general’s daughter notorious for “burning money,” is unexpectedly appointed by the emperor to marry the frugal crown prince, Xiao Junyao. Though they seem hopelessly mismatched, affection quietly grows between them. Yet all the extravagant items Chen Ruoxue sold over the years were secretly bought back by the crown prince, and the dangers lurking around him, along with an old case from eighteen years ago, reveal hidden bonds behind this seemingly absurd marriage. ✨ Character Introductions Chen Ruoxue: Daughter of a great general. Straightforward, free-spirited and notoriously spendthrift, but clear-headed at heart. Though she seems born to squander wealth, she is simple and kind. After becoming crown princess by accident, she gradually wins the prince’s sincere affection through playful interactions and begins uncovering the secrets of the past. Xiao Junyao: The crown prince, handsome, disciplined, frugal and quietly devoted. He has secretly bought back every item Chen Ruoxue sold over the years, having fallen for her at first sight. For her, he breaks his own rules and is willing to work hard to earn money just to indulge her preferences. Chen Zhendong: Chen Ruoxue’s father, a highly decorated general. Widowed in middle age, he dotes on his daughter endlessly. Allowing her to “waste money” is his way of compensating for his late wife, and beneath this indulgence lies a hidden past. Qin Shuyan: Daughter of the prime minister; talented, beautiful, and deeply obsessive. She harbors resentment after Chen Ruoxue indirectly ruins one of her paintings and plots revenge, only to find herself unable to strike once faced with Ruoxue’s honest apology. Pang Yue: Daughter of the Virtuous King, sharp-tempered and skilled in both literature and martial arts. Once a top candidate for crown princess, she resents Chen Ruoxue’s selection but ultimately loses to her during the empress dowager’s tests. 🔔 Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications so you never miss a story! 🎧 Follow us for more: Full playlists by novel Special short stories and extras Behind-the-scenes on translating ancient tales 💬 Tell us your favorite character or moment in the comments below! #MoonlitStories #Audiobook #ChineseRomance #HistoricalRomance #AncientChina #LoveStories #TranslatedNovels