The Wild Princess Taming Her Husband
Shen Qingdai broke into Prince Jing's palace with half a jade pendant and said, "You owe me money for sugar-coated haws on a haws of sugar", and forced herself to get involved with the powerful Prince Jing, Xiao Jue. Substitute marriage, recognition of relatives, life and death in the dungeon, she used her wild energy to break through the high wall of the palace, but she didn't know that this jade pendant concealed an old debt from ten years ago, and was also tied to the treacherous conspiracy in the court.
Xiao Jue watched her acting wildly with cold eyes, but became confused when she blocked the knife for him; Liu Rumei's calculations, Zhen Shenmei'er's disguise, the betrayal of the captain of the guard... Under layers of mist, he discovered that the life of this "wild girl" was actually closely entangled with his own plot, and even the old incident ten years ago.
She wanted to tame her husband, and he wanted to investigate the case. The two went from tit-for-tat to breaking the situation side by side. There was an unspoken concern hidden in the light and shadow of the sword. But when the other half of the jade pendant appeared in the world, the truth pointed to made Shen Qingdai's body go cold - it turned out that the person she risked her life to protect was the culprit who pushed her into the abyss?
The journey of the Wild Princess to tame her husband has never been a romantic one, but rather a matter of risking one's life and sincerity, splitting the fog with the light of a sword, and seeing who will admit defeat and be moved first in this entanglement of love and hate.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.