The Canary of Three Mad Male Leads

Huo Siyan, commander of Beichuan, had a wife he fell in love with at first sight, but that was all in his head: Watching his fiancée point a gun at him, Huo Siyan smiled. “Is my dear wife going to murder her husband for some pretty boy?” “Huo Siyan, you've gone mad!” Yan Shanghe's face was streaked with tears as she trembled, her voice breaking. “Let Ling Xin go!” The man scoffed, paying no mind to the gun pressed against his forehead. His eyes were bloodshot, his voice wild. “Let him go so he can elope with you? Is that it?” Lai Yuheng, king of the Southern Territory, had a queen who had been his childhood sweetheart, but that was just a fantasy he'd made up in his own head: Fate had played a cruel joke on him. The woman he'd searched for so desperately had become someone else's fiancée. Lai Yuheng's face was murderous. “Huo Siyan's fiancée? What a joke! Big Sister can only be mine. She's mine alone!” “How about I find Big Sister a different fiancé, someone she likes?” “Someone like me.” Ling Xin, crown prince of Lingzhou, had a crown princess who would be with him until their hair turned white, but he had deceived her after going to great lengths: Watching the young woman sit obediently at the dressing table as he combed her hair, Ling Xin smiled brightly. “You just asked me who you are. Your name is Yan Shanghe, and you're my crown princess. We're very much in love, and our wedding is in a few days. Aren't you happy?” Was what he said true? Yan Shanghe didn't know. She couldn't remember anything, not even her own name. Ling Xin asked if she was happy, but she wasn't. In fact, she felt inexplicably resistant to the wedding that was coming... The three male leads: It may look like I'm forcing you, but in truth, you're the one keeping me captive. Set in a fictional world resembling the Republican era