Yet They Say the Madam Is So Enchanting

After her country fell, Princess Yun An, who hadn't even dared to die for it, was taken prisoner and brought to the enemy state.

The beautiful princess planned to enter the palace, stir up trouble, take revenge, and slowly work toward restoring her country.

Who could have expected the rakish prince to fall for her looks and ask for her hand in marriage?

From then on, the prince lived a life of constant danger: by day, he had to watch out for poison in his meals; by night, he had to guard against acupuncture needles sealing his pressure points...

As time passed, the princess saw what he was really like.

Princess: Turns out he's not a good-for-nothing. I suppose we can work together on our ambitions.

Prince: My wife is falling more in love with me every day. Victory is within reach!

Princess: I only want to work on my ambitions!

Later, tormented by a blood feud, Yan Qinglan fought her way through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, finally returning to Yanyun, with the light of dawn following in her wake.

A little scene:

At the palace banquet, the princess danced gracefully, waiting for an order to enter the palace.

A certain prince: "I just exchanged glances with this young lady and pledged ourselves to each other. I ask Your Majesty to give us your blessing."

The princess, thinking to herself: Should I poison this annoying good-for-nothing, or have him assassinated? A seemingly delicate but actually capable heroine x a supposedly rakish hero who dares to flirt and talk but doesn't dare to act

The historical setting in this story is very loose. Happy ending.

I'm doing my best to write a political intrigue story (I'm not good, but I can't help myself).

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