After Failing to Usurp the Throne, I Was Forced to Love by My Sick and Twisted Imperial Brother

(ancient-style romance, mutual devotion, forced love, fake siblings, not a strong female lead, male rivals fighting for her, fake-death story) Proud, beautiful princess who will never submit × calculating, possessive, devoted, lovesick imperial elder brother The heroine is a succubus with a slight everyone-loves-her quality. She’ll have complicated entanglements with several male supporting characters, but the male lead is her destined partner. As the most honored princess in Great Qi, Chu Luohan abuses her power, lives in luxury and excess, and does whatever she pleases. All she has is a face of incomparable beauty. She uses her beauty to get away with all kinds of terrible things. When her coup fails, she falls into the hands of the imperial elder brother who has doted on her since childhood. Chu Luohan chooses to die rather than submit. But after taking the so-called poison, she finds herself unable to stop her strength from draining away. She collapses limply into her elder brother’s arms. After that night, Chu Luohan tries everything to escape. She plays innocent and pitiful, flirts with the pure-hearted young war god, and takes advantage of the calculating young chancellor. At last, she fakes her death and escapes to live freely in the northern frontier. But six months later, she unexpectedly sees her deranged, lovesick elder brother at a male brothel. (The heroine is extremely self-interested, ambitious, and stunningly beautiful. The hero is genuinely lovesick: gentle on the surface, but fiercely possessive underneath. A lot of groundwork is laid early on, and the story gets more compelling the more you read.)