The Moon Shines Over the Realm

[One-on-one romance, devoted couple, sweet pampering, satisfying revenge, equally powerful leads, court intrigue, love of country and family] A grand tale of political intrigue as the Great Prince and his beloved consort join forces to seize the throne. In the Great Prince’s residence in Xijing, the resident sugar dispenser is serving up sweetness nonstop. A story of the hero and heroine battling their way to the top, with no misunderstandings or love rivals. The political intrigue is full of twists and turns, while the romance is packed with sweet moments. They pursue their ambitions and fall in love without missing a beat! Add it to your library and subscribe. “Your Highness, the Princess Consort sawed off the vassal state’s sacred rhinoceros horn. She says she wants to make a new bow.” “Be careful. Don’t let her hurt her hands.” “Your Highness, the Princess Consort insists you bring her candied hawthorns when you return from court.” “Didn’t I just buy some yesterday? Go! Invite the finest candied hawthorn maker in Xijing to the residence.” “Your Highness, the old Daoist says the Princess Consort has the bearing of a future empress.” “Really? I hear she likes the phoenix hairpin on the empress’s crown. Then why don’t I take the throne and give it to her?” Everyone said that Wen Yu, the Great Prince’s consort, was a bewitching temptress, and that Prince Huyan Liang obeyed her every whim because she had cast a love spell on him. Wen Yu shook her head and pinched the chin of the prince behind her. “My feet hurt. I can’t walk. I want you to carry me.” The imposing man crouched down. Well, she was the little girl he’d watched grow up. How could he do anything but spoil her? Asked what love is, one can only say: one thing brings another to heel. [Through all the schemes and strife of this life, only the sincere love between these two has never been misplaced. The wind howled and snow fell hard. A figure hurried in from the palace gates, clad in a crimson cloak edged in gold, snow frosting his shoulders. He spoke as soon as he arrived: “I’m late.” “It’s all right. If you return, I’ll wait for you, no matter how long it takes.”]