Volume One focuses on escaping; the romance only becomes clear in Volume Two.
Jiang Yuyi, the Chancellor’s daughter, knows she is content to let things remain as they are. Once she is no longer useful, or once the Seventh Prince, Li Yuanxu, finds a substitute who looks like her and obeys his every command, she will be cast aside and may well lose her life.
Before Li Yuanxu can act, she finds Zheng Muxi, a woman who looks remarkably like her, giving herself a chance to catch her breath.
Zheng Muxi agrees to become her double not only to repay Jiang Yuyi for saving her life, but also to seize the chance to take revenge on those in power.
On his wedding night, Li Yuanxu, now Crown Prince, discovers that the bride beside him has been replaced. This new bride refuses to yield to either force or persuasion, while the real Jiang Yuyi has vanished. The story begins here.
All I can say is that this author knows how to drive 🤦 veteran driver [awkward laugh] [awkward laugh]
Book review. Five little stars