Magic Necklace

This book uses the theme of magical necklaces to unfold Lisbeth's desire for eternal appearance and immortality. She grew up playing with her sister, Princess Rosalia, because she secretly saw the sapphire necklace that her mother gave to her sister, saying that it could stay young and immortal, and she became dissatisfied. Later, when Prince Kevin and Prince David arrived, Lisbeth fell in love with Prince Kevin at first sight, but these two princes were deeply in love with the unparalleled beauty of the eldest princess Rosalia. So the little princess Lisbeth gave Kevin a drink of Love Gu nectar water. Soon Kevin changed his mind and fell in love with Lisbeth, and they even snatched back the sapphire necklace with him. However, the sapphire necklace is only useful to kind and intelligent women. In order to become the queen, Lisbeth exploited the people at all costs and made the Kingdom of Drames miserable. At this moment, the sapphire necklace lost its role. In order to maintain her appearance, Lisbeth asked the wizard to use the blood of an 18-year-old girl as a medicine primer to activate the sapphire necklace to restore its effect, so she had to kill an 18-year-old woman every three months. Later, in order to become the most beautiful woman in the world, she even killed Princess Rosalia's daughter, Tawanna. When Prince Kesia, Lisbeth's son, learned of this, he bravely killed his mother and awakened his beloved Tawanna with tears and a kiss of true love.