Light Shatters the Mountains and Rivers

Everyone under heaven knew that Prince Qi harbored rebellious ambitions. Yan Gui's luck had finally turned: her new master was none other than Prince Qi. At the time, the kingdom was beset on all sides and the situation was dire. Prince Qi desperately needed a clever, quick-witted queen to handle matters for him. As Yan Gui was skilled in both letters and arms, she was entrusted with the task in a crisis and became his capable right hand.

She never expected that once she took on the task, she would be unable to escape it. Prince Qi seemed never to have considered replacing her with a real queen.

Even before the wedding, Yan Gui had set three conditions: she would not share his bed, bear children, or be buried with him after death. Prince Qi, however, crushed those three conditions one by one.

The whole journey of a married couple joining forces to punish villains and rebel. I thought you were my master, but you thought of me as your wife: from queen to empress, from reluctant acceptance to unwavering devotion.

This pearl, long obscured by dust, shines across the land because of him.

Before you read:

1. Not for readers who require the leads to be romantically inexperienced.

2. The first few chapters involve the martial world, but this is not a wuxia novel.

3. Contains angst, but has a happy ending.

Theme: As a woman, neither deceive nor abandon yourself