So What If He’s the Regent? His Princess Consort Doesn’t Care

Everyone knew the Chancellor’s residence had a beautiful legitimate daughter named Ye Qingli, as lovely as a celestial maiden. But nobody had seen her true face in recent years. After her mother died, her final wish was for Ye Qingli to live peacefully at their country estate, claiming she was in poor health. Then, when Ye Qingli turned seventeen, the Empress Dowager decreed that all unmarried daughters of officials of the third rank and above must attend the Hundred Flowers Banquet. Only then did her reluctant stepmother bring her back to the capital, to the residence of the Minister of Rites. Before leaving the estate, Ye Qingli accidentally saved the icy-faced Prince Regent, whose power overshadowed the entire court. He fell for her at first sight, personally drafted an imperial decree, and forced her to marry him as his princess consort, causing a sensation throughout the city. As long as she obediently stayed in the prince regent’s residence, he promised she would be the only woman in his life. But all she wanted was to leave the mad prince regent and live freely on her own. She asked for a divorce every day, while he imprisoned and provoked her like a madman. And in the end…