When the Divorce Was Denied, the Princess Let Herself Go

The heroine only loves the second male lead at first, but the male lead steals her away

Not a strong heroine | Faux siblings | Twin brothers | Childhood sweethearts | Everyone is unhinged | Everyone fights tooth and nail for love | Angsty journey, happy ending | A love that leaves regrets

The brooding Crown Prince’s possessiveness is through the roof, and he can’t hold back any longer

After enduring countless grievances, the princess breaks free and gives herself over to love

Princess Murong Zhaoyang of Dayong and Xiao Chengyan, the Prime Minister’s son and the Crown Prince’s aide, grew up together and fell in love. But wary of the imperial power, her father, Murong Bo, married her off to Xiao Chengyan’s twin brother, Xiao Chengan.

Zhaoyang had planned to accept her fate, but her husband was neither learned nor martial, and he ran away on their wedding night. Her mother-in-law, Madam Xiao, then arranged for him to take concubines and keep secondary wives.

Zhaoyang and Xiao Chengyan’s forbidden love could no longer continue.

Murong Cong had known all along that Zhaoyang was not his biological sister. He had fallen deeply in love with her, but could only keep his feelings buried.

After Zhaoyang accidentally fell into the water, he jumped in without hesitation to save her. After giving her breath with a kiss, he could no longer suppress his feelings and kissed her forcefully as he confessed his love.

Unable to get a divorce, Zhaoyang began to let herself go, only to discover she had fallen for someone she should never love: Murong Cong.