Forced to Raise the Villainous Wolf Cub, the Eldest Princess Is Won Over

After the man she loved framed her, Dong Shu, the eldest princess, nearly died after being assaulted in a military camp on the border. Her unbearable pain unleashed her talent. In her fury, she drove a dagger into the unfaithful man's chest without so much as blinking. Dong Shu decided that fighting for the throne was better than falling in love. Who says only princes can vie for the crown? She would shatter conventional, biased beliefs and perceptions, challenge the princes for dominion over the realm as a princess, claim the most exalted throne, and command the people's submission. Yet the handsome young man, noble and ruthless in public but gentle in private, slipped into her room every night. Gazing at her with innocent, clear eyes, he pleaded, “It's late, Your Highness. I should be attending you tonight.” Dong Shu believed no man in the world could be relied on. The only person she could count on was herself. The little wolf cub timidly raised his hand. “Me, me, me! I'm pretty reliable. I'm handsome, delicate, and easy to push down, and I can master every kind of martial art. Shu Shu can do whatever she wants with me...” Dong Shu believed that only power in her own hands was truly hers. Anyone could change their heart, but power would never betray her. The wolf cub pulled her into his arms, his possessiveness unmistakable. “I won't betray you either.”