“For my sister, I’m willing to spend my whole life disguised as a man, serving as her personal guard!”
She is the finest bodyguard around, charming men and women alike. But no one knows she has a secret she can never reveal.
After Olivia Sal Duwat, heir to the throne of the Sonares Empire, is betrayed by the man she loves, she loses both her family and her empire. Clutching her last remaining family member, her younger sister Ophelia, she flees in search of survival and revenge. But in a world ruled by men, how are two girls supposed to make it?
For their safety, she can no longer be a princess. Disguised as a married couple, they continue their long journey in search of a way to survive.
But if she longs for a life in hiding, why does she become entangled with someone she should never have gotten involved with?
Where will this new journey take her? How much longer can she keep the truth hidden?
I thought it was an ancient saying, but it seems not, because from the narration in the book, it seems to have a Western style, and the names of the characters in the book also have a Western style, but there is no such title as prince in the West, and it feels like a mix of Chinese and Western (I don't know if I am right)