Mu Jinghan was born into the imperial family and enjoyed a noble status, yet she volunteered to marry into the Kunsang Grasslands in the northwest. She resolutely left her family and homeland behind and put down roots on the grasslands.
Hedu, the Great Khan of Kunsang, had been defeated. To spare his people, he had no choice but to submit to Emperor Rui of Great Liang and pay tribute. He also took the emperor's seventh princess as the Great Consort of Kunsang.
The Khan and his Great Consort were brought together by war.
This hopeless author can't write a blurb, so here's the truth: This is a chronicle of everyday life in which a grasslands man watches helplessly as his first wife beats his second wife. It's an unconventional palace-intrigue story. That's it. Hope you'll give it a try.
PLEASE NOTE: This is the third book in the Great Liang Saga. It has a serious ending, so if you're looking for a lighthearted happy ending, please click the X in the top right. Thank you.
Reading Guide:
1. This is a palace-intrigue story in the most unconventional sense. Also known as The Khan, Come Quick! The Great Consort Is Beating Your Second Wife Again and The Khan Is Furious, and the Consequences Are Dire.
2. The heroine is a scheming bitch, and the hero is something of a beast. No sweet romance here. We're going straight for a savage, rough-and-tumble kind of play.
3. Fictional setting, part of the Great Liang Saga. The manuscript is still in progress.
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5. The first book in the Great Liang Saga tells the palace-intrigue story of the heroine's mother. The second book is about the heroine's older brother and his everyday life doting on his wife.
