Breaking the Phoenix

At first, it was nothing more than a drunken mistake.

Zhao Hengyu mistook her younger brother, Zhao Xun, for her future husband. In her dazed state, she never imagined that it would awaken a madness in his heart.

As time went on, that madness grew worse.

In a dark palace chamber, the young ruler often dressed like a frail scholar and held the beautiful, proud Princess Chang in his arms, fully clothed. In a hoarse voice, he would say, "Open your eyes and look at me. Do I look like him today?"

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When Zhao Xun returned to the palace after growing up among the common people, the first person to welcome him was the fake princess, whose identity was a mystery but who was showered with affection.

The fake princess had snow-white skin, a lovely face, and a soft, graceful figure. Zhao Xun loathed her, but put on a well-behaved front and affectionately called her "Elder Sister."

Later, that repeated call of "Elder Sister" quietly took on a different meaning...

P.S.:

1. Face-slapping, possessive love, and a melodramatic road to redemption;

2. A crazy, obsessive younger brother vs. a delicate beauty of an older sister, with a six-month age gap;

3. They are not related by blood, and the heroine was never entered into the imperial register, so they are not related in the eyes of the law either;

4. One true pairing, happy ending;

(The people on the cover are from BS, thanks!)

Moral: Only by doing things the right way can you achieve success.