He Failed to Usurp the Throne and Was Forced to Love Her by the Yandere and Madly Criticizing the Royal Brother.

(Old sayings about double purity, forced love, pseudo-brothers and sisters, non-female strongmen, male competition in the Shura field, death escape literature) The arrogant, beautiful and unyielding princess vs. The sinister, paranoid, affectionate and yandere royal brother The female protagonist is a succubus, with a slightly charming personality. She will be involved with multiple male partners, but the official partner is the male protagonist. As the most noble princess of Da Qi, Chu Luohan deceived her subordinates, deceived her superiors, was arrogant, extravagant, and acted wantonly. Kong has a face that will captivate the whole country. She relied on her beauty to commit crimes and did many unreasonable things. Once he failed to usurp the throne, he was manipulated by his imperial brother who had pampered him since childhood. Chu Luohan chose to die rather than surrender. After taking the so-called poison, his body lost strength uncontrollably. He fell softly into the arms of the emperor. After that night, Chu Luohan tried her best to escape. She pretended to be a good boy, flirted with the innocent young general who was the god of war, and took advantage of the sinister young prime minister. In the end, he faked his death and escaped, going to the north to live happily. Unexpectedly, half a year later, in the Nanfeng Pavilion, I saw my imperial brother who was crazy about criticizing the sickly girl. (The female protagonist is extremely selfish, ambitious and beautiful. The male protagonist is really yandere, gentle on the surface, but extremely possessive in reality.) There is a lot of foreshadowing in the early stage, and the more you taste, the more interesting it becomes.