She was the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's household, born into a family of scholars and raised to be refined and courteous. With the Prime Minister, whose students filled the entire court, as her father, she could take her pick of any marriage.
Yet on the very day the Crown Prince came in person to ask for her hand, she turned her gaze toward a man seated in a wheelchair, his eyes deep and inscrutable. Then she said to the Crown Prince, who was certain she would accept him, "Please have the betrothal gifts taken back."
With the Crown Prince, who was destined to ascend the throne, right there, she chose instead the prince who had once been a spirited young man, but whose life had been shattered by a single battle. No one knew how much confusion and mockery she faced behind her back.
After many twists and turns, when she stood as The Outcast, second only to the empress and above all others, everyone came to flatter her. "The empress is truly far-sighted. The empress really knows how to recognize talent." But all she could think of was her previous life, and the fate of her shallow former self, who had chosen the Crown Prince.
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He essays always end with a happy ending. . . I still want to see the ordinary and happy days in the future?
Finished with flowers. It's really rare to find a story where the male and female protagonists are evenly matched. It is even more rare for a female protagonist to be neither coquettish nor coquettish, but to have an overall view of the situation. Looking forward to new work
It's a sin from the neck down
This book is sweet but also has a very capable side to the heroine. It is not an ordinary pet novel, but it is also very interesting.
Finished spreading flowers!! Very nice!! Both the male and female protagonists are great!!!
There will be a special episode of the conference. I have watched it several times.
Although I feel like the ending is a little bit bad, it's very interesting. Come on.
Hey, when will the new article be released?
It's really amazing, I thought it was a sweet article. The male and female protagonists sprinkle very little sugar, but it makes people want to continue reading. The part in the middle where the heroine goes to the feudal kingdom is quite interesting!
The ending was a bit rushed, but still enjoyable