The Emperor's Everyday Marriage Scam

[Same-genre upcoming novel: A Palace Maid on a Trial Marriage and Falling in Love with the Emperor. The preview is up, so feel free to add it to your collection.]

Empress Chun was born in Qingzhou and betrothed to Li Jie as a child. Later, the Li family was rejected by the local gentry, and Li Jie went to the capital to serve as an adviser to Prince Chun.

During the Qingzhou corruption case, the prince, posing as Li Jie, went there in person. For the sake of concealing his identity, he married Empress Chun, and they lived in harmony after their wedding.

After they arrived in the capital, they lived separately from the prince's other residence. When the princess heard about them, she personally invited them over. Only then did she learn the truth, and they entered Prince Chun's household.

The emperor cherished her deeply. Their affection endured for decades, and she alone enjoyed his favor in the imperial harem, eventually being made Pure Imperial Noble Consort.

After the empress died, she became Empress Chun and was buried with the emperor in Zhaoling.

[The author's indulgent work. The male lead takes the heroine by force, and the heroine is both difficult and overly sensitive. Read with caution.]

Theme: True love can overcome power