After Raising a Mad, Lovesick Prince, He Pins His Darling Down Night After Night

[Reborn in an ancient setting + obsessive, unstable love interest + healing + happy ending]

In her previous life, Jiang Wantang married Crown Prince Xie Wuwang.

Xie Wuwang was as refined as jade, but he was a complete madman.

He trusted neither people nor love. He believed only in power and control.

After they married, he guarded Jiang Wantang so closely that no one could get near her.

If she smiled at someone, he could go three days without speaking, his face cold as ice.

Jiang Wantang feared him and resented him.

Later, when a palace coup erupted and everyone abandoned him, Xie Wuwang held Jiang Wantang tightly in his arms, protecting her.

As arrows pierced him, he raised a hand to cover her eyes. “Tangtang, don’t look. It’s filthy.”

She cried and asked if he was in pain. He smiled instead. “You’re finally willing to cry for me.”

When she opened her eyes again, Jiang Wantang had returned to the day the imperial decree arranging their marriage arrived.

In this life, she accepted the decree of her own accord.

Everyone was shocked, including the young Crown Prince Xie Wuwang.

At the time, Xie Wuwang had yet to become heir to the throne. He was still the least favored prince in the palace.

His mother had died young, his father despised him, and his brothers bullied him.

He couldn’t understand why the highborn daughter of the Jiang family would be willing to marry him.

Holding the imperial decree, Jiang Wantang smiled brightly. “Your Highness, I’ll protect you from now on.”

Young Xie Wuwang lowered his eyes. He knew he shouldn’t trust her, but he still craved her tenderness.

After that, Jiang Wantang stayed by his side every day as he studied, treated his wounds, and brought him sweets. She wanted to raise him into a gentle, honorable gentleman.

But she never expected that while the Crown Prince seemed more and more obedient on the outside, he grew more and more unhinged inside.

“Tangtang, you said you’d protect me for the rest of my life.”

“A gentleman wouldn’t force you to stay.”

“But I’ve never been any kind of gentleman.”