Consort, Give Me a Baby Already

They say the prince consort was charming and a master musician, able to pluck the princess’s heartstrings with a flick of his fingers.

The truth? On their wedding night, the prince consort ran away, making Feng Wan the laughingstock of the entire kingdom.

Feng Wan: “I thought a child in their early teens wouldn’t have much of a plan, but I never knew you’d been plotting this day from the first time you saw me. How old were you then? Fourteen?”

They say the princess was delicate and pitiful, her life as precarious as a duckweed, her mind shallow, and her luck with men always poor.

The truth? She hunted down the prince consort, framed the crown prince, seized the title of imperial princess, and ultimately ascended to the throne.

Li Mo: “I’ll stay by your side. I’ll face even a mountain of blades or a sea of fire with you. I wronged you, and I’ll repay you with my life.”

Take on the prince consort: You abandoned me, so I’ll find a new love and make you jealous.

Take on the emperor: You’re incompetent and foolish. I’ve got everything under control, so step aside and let someone capable take over.

Take on the principal wife: You want the child in my belly? I’ll make you wish you were dead.

Take on the crown prince: You drove me from my home, so I’ll make sure you die with your eyes open.

Prince Consort: “Heh...”

One man and one woman, together for life. The male lead is purer in heart and body than purified water.

Recommended completed novels: “The Princess Grows Melons in the Rear Courtyard” http://www.xxsy.net/info/456882.html

“Prince, Let Your Sister Steal a Kiss” http://www.xxsy.net/info/482416.html

“Let’s Con the Prince into Gathering Herbs” http://www.xxsy.net/info/581882.html

“The Countess” http://www.xxsy.net/info/510258.html