In Chasing Jade, I Will Use My Country as a Betrothal Gift to Marry You and Make You Mine.

She put a knife to my neck, then cut my wrist to draw blood to keep me alive. I am the seventh prince of Liang Dynasty. I was poisoned and chased by the queen mother. I was seriously injured and fell in front of the border town medical center. Her name is Chang Ning, she has great medical skills and can seal acupuncture points with golden needles, but she hides the secret of the orphan of the Shen family. She saved me because she wanted to use me to reverse the case. I protect her because she deserves it. A hundred thousand troops from southern Xinjiang came to the border and wanted her by name. I personally marched on the battlefield and cut off the imperial edict with my sword. She blocked my arrows, and I massacred the city for her. She said: "I don't want to be a queen, I want to be like you." I put my arms around her waist and told the civil and military officials of the court: "My queen has the final say on my country." Late at night she put a knife to my neck and said she couldn't tell whether I was an ally or an enemy. Later, she cut her wrists to take blood and exchanged her life for mine. She said: "Qi Yu takes the country as a betrothal offer and marries me to be your queen." I said, "It's a deal, no regrets." This promise is an agreement to rule the world together for forty years and live forever. The country is an appointment, and the life is promised. The two strong men doted on each other, and the abuse was sweet. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.