The Princess Bride: A Roman Nobleman's Sinful Obsession

Liu Wuyou, daughter of the King of Jiangdu in the Great Han, was born on the day her father died in disgrace. Her mother, overcome with grief, followed him in death. From then on, she and her elderly grandmother struggled to survive alone, with only the kindness of a servant and the servant's son to see them through. At the age of six, she left her homeland under the arrangements of a mysterious master and arrived at the imperial palace in Chang'an, where she was granted the title of princess. Yet her ten years in the palace were little more than a struggle to survive.

At sixteen, to restore the glory of the Jiangdu royal house, she willingly agreed to a political marriage with the Western Regions' Kingdom of Kangju.

But just after the wedding envoy entered Kangju, on a foggy night, she met Attis, a noble young man who had drifted from Rome to the grasslands of Kangju. Thus began a story of love and anguish.

One could not quite love, yet could never escape the constraints of family and self. The other loved but could not win that love, yet never gave up, refusing to let go despite countless hardships. In the end, a tragic and beautiful legend of love was left behind on the vast grasslands of the Western Regions.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate them.