The Consort's father was the Northern Dynasty's Chancellor, but she was raised in the Southern Kingdom because of her shameful birth. If her father's legitimate daughter, her half-sister, hadn't run away from an arranged marriage and made such a grave mistake, she might never have had the chance to walk openly among people for the rest of her life.
Prince Guangning was the emperor's fifth son and the second son of the empress. He was exceptionally elegant, almost otherworldly, but he had a disability. As a result, the young ladies of noble families would rather defy the emperor's command than be paired with him.
The Consort was the Mu family's compensation to the imperial family.
That year, the Consort was sixteen, a newly blossomed hibiscus, with an ethereal beauty and unmatched grace. She was the object of every man's desire in the realm.
All the men loved her, but she loved only her husband and had eyes for no one else.
But her husband died young.
This story is also known as The Mu Consort and the Brothers of the Yan Family.
Content warnings: Mary Sue, extremely idealized heroine, many male characters, and a mentally ill, mad female lead.
Theme: Love others and love yourself
