The people of Beihuai all said that Prince Tan, Yan Jing, was refined, graceful, kind, and approachable.
Only Mu Ning knew he was a madman.
It took her five years to see the darkness in Yan Jing's heart.
Then, in a single night, she escaped him and left the capital without a backward glance, taking his hatred with her.
Three years later, the emperor decreed that Prince Tan would marry the eldest legitimate daughter of the Mu family. She was forced to return to the capital for the wedding feast.
But she never expected that on the wedding day, she would be the one carried in the bridal sedan.
On their wedding night, Yan Jing laughed like a madman.
"Ning'er, in life we'll share a bed, and in death we'll share a grave. You can never take back your vows."
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Prince Tan Yan Jing was cold by nature, as if he knew neither joy nor sorrow.
It wasn't until he met Mu Ning that he understood what it meant to covet something.
The first time he saw Mu Ning in the palace,
a drop of blood stained her pale face. Her hands trembled uncontrollably with fear, and tears welled in her eyes.
Looking at Mu Ning like that, Yan Jing felt for the first time how wonderful life could be.
And Mu Ning became the only meaning in his life.
--------Coming soon: The Plum Blossom Friend in the Palace, please add it to your reading list~--------
Everyone in Beihuai knew that the palace housed a princess from another country, the emperor's childhood sweetheart.
They also knew that Princess Yu'an and the emperor were a terrible match by fortune-telling standards.
From the moment they met as children, the two had been at each other's throats, often making a ruckus throughout the palace.
Princess Yu'an, Meng Hongyu, thought she must have stolen Yan Yun's woman in a past life to end up saddled with him now.
It was bad enough that he annoyed her every day. He had also ruined several of her marriage prospects.
Seeing no hope of getting married, she thought she might as well become a nun.
But Yan Yun actually chased her all the way to the nunnery, eyes red, and said he wanted to marry her.
Meng Hongyu was so shocked that she blurted out three words:
"Are you sick?"
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When Yan Yun was ten, he met Meng Hongyu for the first time and thought the little girl was as lovely as a jade figurine.
Unfortunately, the pretty little girl had a mouth on her.
That very day, he swore in front of everyone that from then on, he and Meng Hongyu would be sworn enemies.
When Yan Yun was thirteen, he discovered another side of Meng Hongyu for the first time.
That was also the first time he got into a fight with someone else.
All because that person had teased Meng Hongyu.
When Yan Yun was eighteen, as emperor, he proposed to her at the nunnery.
When Meng Hongyu looked at him in confusion, he answered frankly.
"I'm sick. I've been ill for a long time because of you."
[A mischievous beauty of a princess x a tsundere emperor who's new to pursuing his wife]
Theme: Let love become salvation
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Strictly speaking, the heroine is the eldest daughter. Weizi Qi and King Zhou have the same father and mother, but when Weizi Qi was born, their mother was not the royal wife, so Weizi Qi was a concubine, but when King Zhou was born, their mother had become a queen, so King Zhou was a direct descendant. What determines legitimate concubines is not who the biological mother is, but whether their biological mother was a wife or a concubine when she gave birth to them.
The foreshadowing is recycled one by one, which is not bad.
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