The Devil Prince's Doted-on Consort

The Ninth Prince, a man who kills without blinking, is to be granted a marriage by the Emperor? As soon as the news broke, the capital's nobles rushed to marry off every unmarried daughter in their households overnight. Who exactly is the Ninth Prince? The Emperor's younger brother, trusted confidant, and executioner. His catchphrase is: “Guards, drag this wretch out and chop him to pieces for the dogs!” Jiang Xiangxiang, the youngest daughter of the Grand General Who Guards the Nation, was still unmarried by daybreak, despite the general's threats to save face and his shameless pleas alike. What a stroke of (bad) luck! The general thought his little Xiangxiang might never marry in her entire life, but now she has been granted to the Ninth Prince, with the wedding set for a later date. Who could have guessed that just seven days after the wedding, the Ninth Princess would vanish from the prince's manor? If she was gone, so be it. The Ninth Prince didn't much care, but the Emperor issued an edict ordering him to find his wife. The Ninth Prince curled his lips. Fine, he'd search. Once he found that stinking woman who dared to run away, he'd chop her to pieces for the dogs! * The Ninth Princess was caught by the Ninth Prince in some forgotten nook. Jiang Xiangxiang: “Your Highness, why are you chasing me? Why make things so complicated? Just send my father a letter of divorce!” Ninth Prince: “I don't divorce my wives. I only kill them. Good, you're finally in my hands! Guards, drag her out and chop her to pieces for the dogs!” Jiang Xiangxiang: “They say one day as husband and wife is worth a hundred days of affection. Must you really do this?” Ninth Prince: “Have we spent a night together? We can talk after we have!” Jiang Xiangxiang: “… Shameless!!!”