After Faking Her Death, the Eldest Princess Regrets It All

I was the Crown Princess’s hidden guard for ten years. I took blades for her, killed for her, and betrayed my sect for her.

In the end, to return to the imperial court, she personally poured me a full cup of poisoned wine.

“A Ying, your death is the perfect stepping stone for me.”

She thought I was dead.

But she didn’t know that every hidden guard always kept a false-death drug hidden away.

I crawled out of a mass grave and spent three years killing my way through the mountains of corpses and seas of blood on the northern frontier, becoming General Beichen, commander of an army of 500,000.

At the victory banquet, she saw my face and was so shocked that she knocked over her wine cup.

The master who had once stood high above me and sentenced me to death now begged me, eyes red, to return.

I simply gave a calm military salute, my tone cool and distant.

“Your Highness, I am your subordinate, Han Ren.”

“You’ve mistaken me for someone else.”

[Clearheaded, independent female general top VS. formerly arrogant, now humble Crown Princess bottom]

[Imperial court power struggles] [White moonlight becomes a red cinnabar mark] [Tragic yet powerful comeback] [Open ending] [The ex chases after the love of their life] [Fake death / substitute]

Theme: Don’t become anyone’s appendage