My Fiancée Betrayed Me: My Entire Prince Wu Mansion Was Executed

In the 563rd year of the Divine Dragon Dynasty, Zhao Kuangwei, one of the Twelve Generals Protecting the Nation, dies in battle at the frontier.

In February of that year, Wu Shen'an, the prince of a different surname, brings his daughter Zhao Bailing into his manor.

In March, rumors begin circulating in the streets that Wu Xuan Yi is lusting after Zhao Bailing, since the heir of Prince Wu's manor, Wu Dao Yi, is notorious for his dissolute ways.

In June, Wu Xuan Yi falls out with his sworn brother Chen Daozhi at the Lingchun Pavilion over Zhao Bailing. From then on, the noble youths all avoid him.

In August, Wu Shen'an announces that Wu Dao Yi will marry Zhao Bailing as his principal wife.

In 564, the frontier is in crisis, and Wu Shen'an, the pillar of the nation, once again leads an army to its aid.

In March of that year, Wu Shen'an dies mysteriously, throwing the court and the country into turmoil.

In May, the old emperor dies, and Prince Wu's manor is exposed for plotting rebellion. The entire household is sentenced to death by execution.

That same month, the new king ascends the throne and shares in the glory with Zhao Bailing, ruling the world.

On the day of the execution, Wu Xuan Yi watches as the heads of all three hundred members of his family fall. At last, he realizes the truth: it had all been a colossal conspiracy from the very beginning...

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are coincidental. Do not imitate.