Rouge Debt

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The year Shen Yunshu left the capital, she risked her life to rescue a beautiful young woman from bandits. From then on, the young woman clung to her so tightly that they were practically inseparable.

As they spent time together, feelings grew between them. But just as they were about to confess, disaster struck at home, and Shen Yunshu had no choice but to leave without saying goodbye, leaving only a letter behind.

She never imagined that when they met again, the woman would enter her prince's residence as a courtesan. The moment Shen Yunshu saw A Li's face, regret overwhelmed her.

Everyone says the princess consort is the very model of a noble lady. But who could have guessed that ever since the courtesan entered the residence, that usually aloof, ethereal beauty has been causing chaos at home every few days? While the various concubines crane their necks to watch the show, there's a very different scene behind the closed doors...!

The courtesan, alluring and intoxicating, pushes the stern, aloof mistress of the household onto the bed with a languid glance. Her clothes slip halfway down as she blocks her path, then slowly kisses her fair neck.

Outside, everyone guesses that the mistress must be severely punishing this little vixen. Otherwise, why would they hear faint sobbing?

Inside, the soft, alluring beauty's threat backfires, and she ends up pinned against the door. Her mesmerizing eyes widen in alarm. "Have you lost your mind?!"

A cool, noble female strategist x a bewitching, clingy charmer

The untouchable beauty goes wild in public x the innocent little white flower's facade crumbles

A slow start. Chapter 23 picks up where Chapter 1 begins. Everyday sweetness. An unconventional wife-and-concubine story. The heir apparent has little direct involvement with the two female leads, serving at most as an ally and a useful pawn.

(Blurb archived with date) (Both are virgins) (Happy ending)

Theme: It's never too late to come to your senses