We’re Just Bound by an Antidote. Who Told You to Ask Me for a Commitment?

[A sweet-looking but ruthless and cunning princess × a gentle-seeming but scheming and dark-hearted wolf in sheep’s clothing]

Everyone in Dayong knows their little princess was born with an illness, and the entire royal family protects her like a mother hen guarding her eggs.

When Yu Zhaozhao is fourteen, a master says someone in the Duke of Zhenguo’s household can suppress her illness. To save her life, Yu Zhaozhao fabricates an identity and gets close to the family.

But the legitimate son doesn’t seem to be doing the trick, so Yu Zhaozhao turns her attention to the unloved son born to a concubine.

Ji Qingzhi suspects Yu Zhaozhao is the person he’s been searching for ever since she first enters the household.

The unfortunate thing is, Yu Zhaozhao doesn’t remember him.

So he can only watch from the shadows in every corner of the residence, aching with jealousy as Yu Zhaozhao fusses over the legitimate son and other men.

When Yu Zhaozhao throws herself into his arms, the whole world feels unreal.

After Yu Zhaozhao makes it through her fifteenth birthday, she agonizes over whether to leave. Ji Qingzhi corners her against a wall and says,

“What don’t you like about my looks or my body?”

Yu Zhaozhao watches him, eyes red, take her hand and guide it downward. She closes her eyes.

“You’re the one who moved my hand. Don’t try to pin this on me!”

Neither of them is a good person. They’re both vindictive and never let anyone get the better of them.

They both have secret identities, but there are no misunderstandings!!!

The story moves fast. The hero recognizes the heroine in chapter four, then spends the rest of the story silently stewing with jealousy, nearly drowning in it.

The hero has two identities, and the heroine thinks she’s juggling two men at once.

A sweet happy ending.