The Consort Always Throws His Weight Around

Jing Wen gets away with all kinds of evil in the capital, acting arrogant and domineering, all because she has a princess backing her up.

"Do you know who I am? I'm the princess's consort."

"You dare go against the princess? Have you decided how you want to die?"

"I like not paying. So what?"

Whenever someone crosses her, Jing Wen invokes the princess's name and sends them running in terror. She can't help it. She's spoiled by favor.

After all, everyone in the capital knows that Princess Yu Wan is ruthless, killing anyone who stands in her way, whether mortal or god. Yet Jing Wen is her one and only darling.

Everyone has seen it with their own eyes: the princess herself acting as a step stool for her little consort as Jing Wen gets out of her carriage!

Who would dare deny Jing Wen's place in Yu Wan's heart?

Jing Wen is unruly as a stray dog. She secretly trips Yu Wan up, only to be tamed by her instead. But once Yu Wan has her, she stops cherishing her. Yu Wan actually lets her go, leaving Jing Wen alone in a cold, desolate corner to grieve in secret.

The moment she sees Yu Wan return, Jing Wen can only hope that their love will remain at its peak forever.

One day, Jing Wen asks Yu Wan, "Why are you so attached to me?"

Yu Wan looks at Jing Wen and stays silent for a long time. At last, she replies in a hoarse voice:

"Because you made me who I am."

I'm very sorry, but this story ends here. My writing skills are limited, the pacing is hard to control, and personal circumstances mean I can't continue. I'm sorry. The blurb and the story differ, but not by much, much like our parents' love for us: it exists, but not by much.

Theme: Don't let love slip away. Learn to hold on.