[Two Powerful Leads]+ [Sweet Romance]+ [Both Leads Are Each Other’s First]+ [Marriage Before Love]
The princess of the northern desert, Nalan Zhen, is going to become the Third Prince’s consort!
The legendary female demon who kills without blinking and drinks children’s blood!
The female general who took three cities from Great Xi in a single night and massacred their inhabitants.
She’s been sent here for a political marriage!
Everyone thinks she’ll suffer a fate worse than death and endure endless torment.
Who would have guessed she and the Third Prince would seem to get along so well?
A slow-burn story about Nalan Zhen, princess of the Northern Desert. She spent her whole life working hard for her people and standing up for her mother and younger brother…
Who would have thought that the people dearest to her would betray her and send her to Great Xi for a political marriage?
She expected to be tortured to death, but only after leaving the desert did she realize there were no storms waiting outside.
Her husband cherishes her, her parents-in-law are reasonable, and though the people called her a female demon at first, in time they came to affectionately call her the Third Prince’s consort…
The heart that had once been imprisoned gradually came alive.
This isn’t an enemy country at all. It’s a lie-flat kind of everyday life.
(This story began as an old side-couple plot. Though they’re divided by national enmity, everyone is a good person despite the circumstances.)
I went to a concert yesterday, featuring the horse-head fiddle, and it felt like I’d been transported back to the grasslands. That’s when the direction and tone of this book came to me.
The gentle, everyday life of a princess-consort in a political marriage. (No grand schemes or elaborate power struggles.)
I hope this story brings comfort to everyone who reads it.
