My Imperial Sister’s Husband Is My White Moonlight [Matriarchy]

[Sharp-Tongued, Ruthless, Utterly Unhinged Villainess Lead vs. The Heroine's Conscience, a Sickly Beauty and Beloved First Love]

Second Imperial Sister is about to be married. Yin Junyu is stationed at the border and has no time to attend the banquet. Then a friend sends word of the whereabouts of the beloved she has spent six years searching for.

She unfolds the letter: "I found him, but the situation is complicated. My personal advice is that you should get back to Ling'an before the Second Princess's wedding."

Yin Junyu understands the implication. She rides day and night, pushing two horses to their deaths, and just barely makes it back in time to accompany her newlywed sister and brother-in-law into the palace the day after the wedding to serve tea to the Empress.

At that moment, members of the imperial family are gathered in the hall. The person surrounded by them has half his black hair tied back and a face of exquisite, almost dazzling beauty. An emerald jewel hangs over his brow, and he wears a pale blue-green long robe beneath a bamboo-green gauze jacket.

His understated, natural attire makes him seem composed and reserved, yet his beauty is so striking that he seems almost demonic, captivating the soul.

He looks up at her, eyes full of confusion, and Yin Junyu's heart sinks heavily.

How absurd. After spending six years searching for him, now she ought to call him brother-in-law.

Reading Guide:

1. The romance has angst. The heroine destroys the hero's kingdom and takes him by force. She doesn't agonize over it; she is purely evil, and the hero has to remind her to have a conscience.

2. The hero will regain his memories midway through the story. He used to be a general.

3. Shares a world with the neighboring inner thoughts and running away while pregnant stories. Both the heroine and hero have appeared in the Empress's inner thoughts story.

The blurb is due for revision, but the plot points won't change. 2025.7.5 (screenshot saved) 2025.8.2

Theme: A youthful first love lasts a lifetime.