The Empress Who Left the Palace

Not a clean romance!!! Two years ago, the male lead slept with other consorts. Two years later, he has eyes for the heroine alone. If that bothers you, please think twice before reading~ Wu Xuan was born to the Wu clan. Her father was the renowned General Wu, and her mother was a princess of the An Kingdom. At eleven, she followed her father onto the battlefield. At thirteen, she stormed the enemy camp alone, killed thirty-five soldiers, and brought back the enemy general’s head. At fourteen, she led a northern campaign, drove back the Xiongnu, and defended the Great Wei realm. At fifteen, she entered the palace as empress, the model of grace for all under heaven. The emperor sought to emulate Emperor Wu of the Han dynasty. He promised that if he won Xuan’s heart, he would cherish her in a golden house, never letting her down as Emperor Wu had let down his beloved. But after four years in the palace, he clipped her wings, stripped her of her title, and granted her a cup of poison. Every inch of longing brings an inch of pain; every hint of love carries a hint of poison. From then on, she would never think of him again. Two years after leaving the palace, they met by chance once more, and this time he refused to let her go. No one knows when love begins, only that once it does, it runs deep. He said, “Xuan, if you dare to die, I’ll make the entire Wu family join you in the grave.”