Princess, Your Consort Doesn’t Want a Divorce

Xiao Chuo is the most beloved little princess of the Great Jin Dynasty’s Emperor Jin. She has everything she could want, is showered with affection, and lives a life of splendor. But she stumbles badly when it comes to choosing a husband, marrying Lin Qi, a fierce general with rebellious ambitions. After their wedding, Lin Qi dotes on her and grants every request. The people of Great Jin all say that Princess Yi’an is the happiest woman alive.

On the emperor’s birthday, Xiao Chuo has spent several days embroidering a hundred-character longevity scroll for him. Before she can present it to her father, she learns that Great Jin has a new ruler: Lin Qi. Xiao Chuo rushes to the palace in a frenzy, only to see the bodies of her loved ones lying in pools of blood. All she can see is red, while the man she loves, her husband, stands on the stone steps and says with cold detachment, “As long as you don’t think about revenge, you can remain my empress forever.”

Reborn one year before the selection of her husband, Xiao Chuo no longer carries those agonizing memories, but she begins avoiding Lin Qi all the same. To get away from him, she approaches Qin Che.

“Marry me. We’ll divorce in two years. While we’re married, I won’t hurt any of your pretty little companions. How about it?”

“Just what I had in mind. But this time, I won’t divorce you.”

A cold-hearted little princess burdened by hatred × a warm-hearted young nobleman with a secret identity