Her first fiancé murdered her entire family and wiped out her clan. Her second fiancé would rather die than marry her. At long last, she finds a third, only for him to be hideously ugly, eccentric, and always wearing a mask to keep people away. What terrible luck in love! But this princess refuses to believe fate could be so cruel. And when the mask comes off, Heaven proves it still favors her by giving her such a breathtakingly handsome husband.
She is the dazzling little princess of the Great Jin Dynasty. In a single night, her country falls and her family is destroyed. She swears to avenge them, then returns with a new identity as the prime minister's legitimate daughter, manipulating people and plotting every move. He is the least favored prince of the Great Chu Dynasty, who carved out a kingdom for himself in the northwest. Devoted, domineering, wickedly charming, and proud, he may dote on her with all his heart, but even that cannot outweigh the hatred in hers.
She does everything she can to cling to him, yet says only, “Since Your Highness has feelings for me, I'll do my best to seduce you and get you to help me.” On their wedding night, beneath the warm silk curtains, she insists on taking the lead. Her cheeks flushed, she fixes him with a determined look: “I'll do it. Don't move.” But even after he takes her by force, she isn't afraid: “That one doesn't count. We'll try again next time.”
Can the old grudges of their past lives outweigh the love between them in this one? Can tonight's passion last for all eternity?-------------
Outstanding literary talent and openness to the past