[Not-really-siblings: My Imperial Sister Is No Princess, But She Has Princess Syndrome]
Crown Prince Jiang Yu has been troubled lately.
His companion in study, Chang Yi, the eldest son of the Grand Tutor, seems to have fallen for his imperial sister.
She isn't his biological sister. But she has been raised by the Empress since she was six, and he has grown deeply attached to her...
She is like an injured fawn, raised in luxury within the palace for ten years, yet still easily startled by the slightest disturbance.
How could he let a sister like her leave the palace and suffer?
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The little princess, Chen Tianyi, has been feeling rather pleased with herself lately.
With a few clever tricks, she has made the most eligible young nobleman in the capital fall for her and swear he will marry no one else.
She can't help it. Both her parents are dead, and she has no one to rely on. She has to plan for her own future.
Weighing the pros and cons, Chang Yi is her best choice.
After ten years as a palace ward, Chen Tianyi has become an expert at acting weak and pitiful. Winning Chang Yi over is no challenge.
Later, just as she'd expected, Chang Yi proposed, and the emperor decreed their marriage.
Chen Tianyi left the palace after all those years and returned to the empty Chen residence to await her wedding.
Everything was going smoothly.
Who could have guessed that one night, an uninvited guest would arrive at the Chen residence?
Her imperial brother, once the very picture of gentleness and propriety, seized her by the waist, his face dark with fury.
At the height of their passion, he begged her in a hoarse voice, “Can't you stay?”
Though she was enjoying herself, Chen Tianyi still shook her head. “No. I'm still going to marry him.”
***Reading Guide***
1. Happy ending, sweet with a little spice, fictional setting.
2. They are not related by blood. Their sibling status is dissolved before they fall in love and become a couple.
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Theme: The right path in this world is full of hardships.