Princess Hejing: Married First, Love Later in New My Fair Princess

If someone has to go marry off to pacify the Mongols, then let it be me.

Wait! Why am I marrying you?

A princess sent to marry for peace, only to find that the man on the other side is an older brother from Mongolia?

Jinhuai is the legitimate daughter left behind by Empress Fuca. Strictly raised from a young age, she is also showered with boundless love. Unfortunately, the empress died early, and Jinhuai had to piece together the motherly love she needed from the consorts in the harem.

What would the world of My Fair Princess become if the Crown Prince, the Second Prince, had survived, and the consorts in the harem had all gotten along?

Jinhuai spends all night wondering why her Fifth Brother, who had doted on her since childhood, suddenly changed, and why a well-bred young lady could share such an intimate bond with her imperial father while her imperial mother was pregnant.

All right, all right. Some people are crazy, some put on an act, and some just watch from the sidelines. None of you fools are getting away.

(I don't like the main cast, and the protagonist has flaws. Please decide for yourselves whether to read.)