Madam, Why Did You Run Away Again?

... She fainted, and when she woke up, he said, "Don't be afraid, I'll fly away with you." She gave him a roll of her eyes. ... She was forced into the palace, and he said, "Don't worry, I will protect you forever." She turned his harem upside down and left. After being captured again, she made a mess in the court and escaped again, leaving a note: Life is precious, but love is more valuable. If you are free, you can throw away both. ... He put her into a trap step by step, and even called it love for her. He said, "Be obedient and give me what I want, and I will marry you." She wrote the word "Get out!" On the plaque of his mansion. ... She was "imprisoned" just after she escaped. He said: "I'm just curious." She stunned him and wrote on his hand: We will never see you again. When we met again, something had changed. ... She accidentally hid in "her" sedan and became his bride. He said: "You are a gift." She injured his "beloved concubine" and burned down his mansion, and then said to him: "I have always been a generous person and generally don't care about things, so you should thank me." ... A politics involved her. The shattering truth and the bizarre mission left her still at a loss even after living two lives. Should we remain silent or should we fight back? How should she choose this time?