He is a noble young master, the empire's most beautiful man, and a master of poetry, music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. He is aloof and brilliant, adored by everyone. But a political coup forces him into marriage with her, where he is tortured until life becomes unbearable.
She is the empire's guardian and the faith of its soldiers. A master of both civil and military arts, she has fought countless battles, conquered city after city, and never known defeat. She can have anything she wants, except his heart.
The deeper and truer the love, the more it can drive someone to madness. When two profound, sincere feelings collide, they turn into endless madness and torment.
This story is a little cruel to the male lead (actually, it's very cruel), so if you can't stand that, don't read it, or you'll end up feeling awful. As for the ending, no one can know for sure, since I haven't written it yet.
Author, please update. I want to follow your book to the end.
I like it, why don't you update it?
The writing is okay, although there are many typos, so try your best.
Don't be discouraged, seeing this article updated every day is one of the happiest things for me. The story is very novel, unlike some novels that are written over and over again with just a few ideas. The description is very comfortable, I want to keep reading. Come on!
It is really not appropriate for Yazhi to call herself a daughter in front of Han Ji. She can call herself daughter-in-law. It is more suitable to call Han Ji mother-in-law than mother. Moreover, even if she returns home, she is the prince, not to mention Han Ji's previous turmoil. She is the prime minister. Yazhi's status is much higher than that of Han Ji. It is Han Ji who should salute her first.
The names of the people in this chapter range from white snow to white clouds.
Everyone is busy sometimes, which is understandable, as long as you don't abandon the article
I haven't scored for several days. I'll make up for it soon.
An article written by such a clear-minded person will also be censored.
. . . Why is it being scrutinized when there is nothing?
Author, please update. I want to follow your book to the end.
I like it, why don't you update it?
The writing is okay, although there are many typos, so try your best.
Don't be discouraged, seeing this article updated every day is one of the happiest things for me. The story is very novel, unlike some novels that are written over and over again with just a few ideas. The description is very comfortable, I want to keep reading. Come on!
It is really not appropriate for Yazhi to call herself a daughter in front of Han Ji. She can call herself daughter-in-law. It is more suitable to call Han Ji mother-in-law than mother. Moreover, even if she returns home, she is the prince, not to mention Han Ji's previous turmoil. She is the prime minister. Yazhi's status is much higher than that of Han Ji. It is Han Ji who should salute her first.
The names of the people in this chapter range from white snow to white clouds.
Everyone is busy sometimes, which is understandable, as long as you don't abandon the article
I haven't scored for several days. I'll make up for it soon.
An article written by such a clear-minded person will also be censored.
. . . Why is it being scrutinized when there is nothing?