Three Years After Faking My Death, the Mad Power Minister Keeps Me at His Side and Dotes on Me

Yun Yao transmigrated into the body of the Great Wei Empire's most favored Princess Zhaoning, only to discover that she was an impostor.

The real princess was about to reclaim her rightful place. To save her own life, Yun Yao decided to use Xie Wang, the Grand Tutor who held power over the entire court.

She acted spoiled and domineering, summoning him at a whim and dismissing him just as casually, all to make him hate her and pave the way for her to fake her death and escape.

On the day of the great fire, she drove a hairpin into her throat and put on a tragic performance of her own "untimely demise" right in front of him.

She thought she would be free to roam the world from then on. She had no idea that the aloof, dignified man had gone completely mad, his hair turning white overnight as he clutched her "corpse."

Three years later, in a small town in Jiangnan.

Yun Yao was just about to marry the boy next door when, on the wedding day, an army of a hundred thousand cavalry surrounded the town.

Xie Wang emerged from a mountain of corpses, dressed in bloodstained robes. In his hand, he clutched a keepsake of hers, his eyes filled with a terrifying obsession.

He advanced step by step, gripping her trembling form as he smiled sinisterly. "Your Highness, have you had enough fun? If you have, come back with me."

"Back where?"

"Back to your gilded cage." He bent down and bit her earlobe. "This time, even if your legs are broken, don't think you can escape again."

Only later did Yun Yao learn that he had known all along that she was an impostor. He truly intended to keep her imprisoned at his side until the day they died.