In her previous life, she was framed by her own sisters. In this life, she is cherished beyond measure.
An imperial edict names her a princess and sends her to another kingdom for a political marriage. Her groom turns out to be a prince!
He looks down on her and won’t even let her through the gates of his mansion on their wedding day.
With a single offhand remark, she orders the gates smashed in and moves into his residence. Before long, she has transformed the place beyond recognition, with red decorations everywhere.
He is a peerless fighter, arrogant and domineering, shrewd and brilliant, commanding and cold. In everyone’s eyes, he is a figure of faith, a legend among the army.
She is arrogant and audacious, shameless and wicked, a cunning schemer who never lets a slight go unanswered. She can draw you into her trap with a smile, whether she’s at court or on the battlefield, catching spies or taking down lechers. She is the perfect princess consort he has always wanted.
Watch as the two go from loathing each other at first sight, to leaning on each other, to falling deeply in love.
This book would be better if it wasn't too magical and added a little bit of struggle between the rivers and lakes.
Is it changing? I skipped a few chapters in the past. I feel like I missed some of the plot. I still like this book very much.
The one at the back is a bit too cool