After the Wicked Princess Shattered His Pride

[Cruel, Cold Beauty of a Princess × Aloof, Frail Hostage Prince]

Jiang Fusang × Bai Zhuo

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She humiliated him and shattered his pride, reducing him to her male concubine.

Three years later, he held the goddess captive on the imperial throne, trembling with red-rimmed eyes as he pleaded for her favor: “Fusang, my princess, please take pity on me, won’t you?”

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Everyone knew that Princess Jiang Fusang of Fen Yang was debauched and tyrannical, a wicked woman notorious throughout the Sheng Kingdom.

Yet the emperor doted on her like a precious jewel, granting her every request.

She wanted a place to gaze at the stars, and the observatory was built before long.

She accused a favored consort of poisoning her, and the next day the woman’s entire clan was executed.

She took a fancy to the aloof hostage prince from Chujiang, and soon the young man was sent to her residence as her male concubine.

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“A mere hostage from a defeated kingdom! You should be honored to be my dog!”

She filed down his fangs, made him her slave, and humiliated him in every way, convinced he would hate her to the bone.

She had no idea that he had already fallen in love with her, sickeningly addicted to the torment she inflicted on him and willing to endure it all.

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Then, one day, his kingdom fell.

The lowly hostage prince ascended the throne and seized all power.

Jiang Fusang calmly raised the poisoned wine, maintaining her dignity and bearing: “I’ve been a puppet my whole life. At least I’ll die like a true princess.”

Terrified, he knocked the cup from her hand and begged in a trembling voice, “Princess, don’t you want your good dog anymore?”

She closed her eyes coldly. “You crushed all my hopes… I don’t want you anymore.”

His eyes reddened.

He locked her tightly in his arms. “No… I won’t let you!”

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[A Few Things to Know]:

The heroine isn’t wicked without reason; there’s a cause for everything she does. She’s powerful, all bark and a soft heart, and raises her dog with a firm hand.

The hero is cold and resentful toward her at first.