A Record of the Cast-Off Princess's Consort Pursuing His Wife

[The Princess and the Obsessive Man]

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Princess Yuse woke up one day with three years of her memories missing, only to discover that she had gotten married and divorced.

She heard that handsome men were the latest must-have accessories for divorced princesses, so Yuse decided to keep one of her own.

She chose a musician. He was refined and noble, with a face of rare beauty, and he was a delight to have around, whether serving her in the drawing room or in bed. His only flaw was that he got jealous easily.

At some point, rumors began that her former husband was trying to win her back.

After an intimate moment, she brushed off her new lover, saying, "I hear he's a sour-faced man with an awful personality. He's not my type. Besides, I'm sure he can't serve anyone as well as you do."

Her new lover fell silent for a moment. She couldn't tell if she'd comforted him, but in the end, he let out a long sigh.

*

After keeping her new lover for over a month, Yuse began considering giving him a more respectable title.

Just then, the emperor came by to gently remind her, "Dear sister, your previous prince consort should be going back to work now."

Yuse: ?

Huh? What does that have to do with her?

An alternate perspective:

They said the Grand Princess of Wei was spoiled and domineering, and had seized a husband by picking one out from among the successful candidates in the imperial examinations.

Yet two years later, the couple went their separate ways.

Some guessed that her prince consort had been thrown out because he was too upright and inflexible.

Others said he already loved someone else, and resented the Grand Princess for tearing him away from his beloved.

Then, when the Grand Princess was in danger during a hunting expedition, the one who risked his life to save her was her already-divorced former prince consort, Song Yun.

When he heard that the Grand Princess intended to keep a "favorite musician," Song Yun went to her home to stop her.

She only laughed coquettishly and asked, "Are you the musician who offered himself for my bed?"

Song Yun had always been proud and self-controlled, but, as if possessed, he heard himself bow his head and answer:

"Yes, Your Highness."

[Note]

The heroine may be a bit childish.

A self-indulgent passion project. I'm letting my imagination run wild and writing whatever comes to mind. The setting is a hodgepodge of an alternate history, with little concern for historical accuracy.

Theme: A healthy relationship is built on mutual communication.