[Gentle and virtuous madwoman x clingy, unhinged prince]
Su Yuyin was framed and made to perform the rites of a concubine at her wedding.
With the marriage already a done deal, she could only live in the back courtyard of Prince Yi's residence as a low-profile, obedient secondary consort who never fought for favor.
The matriarch of the prince's household was capricious and ruthless. To protect her own life, Su Yuyin used the skills of a capital-born legitimate daughter in the art of household scheming and fought her to the bitter end.
On the eve of victory, Prince Yi joined forces with court officials to accuse the General's household of collaborating with the enemy and betraying the country, murdering border commanders, and committing other crimes.
The Emperor flew into a rage. An imperial edict turned the entire General's household into a living hell, and Su Yuyin watched her mother and younger sister die before her eyes.
When she woke, two of her enemies were smiling as they told her that her father and elder brother were dead.
Reborn in her previous life, back before the wedding, Su Yuyin shed her gentle, obedient demeanor. The long sword in her hand pointed straight at Prince Yi's throat.
"The Su family has strict principles. A legitimate daughter will never be a concubine!"
After the Su family's legitimate daughter broke off her engagement to Prince Yi, no one dared come to ask for her hand.
But the notorious mad prince kept tagging along behind her, becoming Miss Su's sword, ready to strike wherever she pointed.
Everyone in the capital trembled at the things the two of them did.
Everyone knew Prince Huai was unhinged, but no one knew that beneath the Su family's legitimate daughter's quiet, gentle face was the madness of a vengeful ghost.
Until she named the dagger ornament at her waist "Asura"...
She was mad, but also the kindest of all.
When foreign enemies invaded, burning, plundering, and committing every evil, it was she who stood before countless common people with a woman's fearless grace...
He said, "So what if she's a woman?"