The Beloved Princess Royal's Sweet Demands

The princess actually loved her brother, but she couldn't accept that she had become a bargaining chip to stabilize the country. Later, she and her brother became farther and farther away, and the death of the consort became the last straw that broke the camel's back. She chose to commit suicide by jumping into the lake. From my point of view, it would actually be better if the heroine was set to be her original self. The extreme tension between her and her brother is really tense. They both have a more CP feel, and there are too many things to describe in the original body, such as the relationship between the princess and the consort, and the emperor. Everything, the emperor's life experience can be narrated, but it is a pity to end it hastily. The final ending always makes me feel that "the princess herself" still loves her brother, but "the heroine herself" loves the hero. In short, it is very contradictory. The ending is like He and Be

Sure enough, the throne is more important. The emperor has no right to ask the princess to love him.

So the emperor likes the eldest princess?

It's the Mid-Autumn Festival and I want to eat sweets (justifiably)

Brother Ye: I have a name^_^

Does this royal brother like the heroine?

The writing is very emotional and full of tension!