The Emperor and Empress's Bloody, Stormy, Yet Sweet Daily Life

On the Central Peak Continent, the fifty-first year of the He Era marks the end of the five kingdoms' alliance. In the tenth month of the forty-ninth year of the He Era, Lu Zhir ran, the legitimate princess of Yan, was gathering herbs in the Ning Shuo Woods when she happened upon Fu Xiaochen, the third prince of Jin, whose life hung by a thread. Fu Xiaochen is the most overlooked prince in Jin. A year later, as the new emperor of Jin, he asks Lu Zhir ran to be his empress, bringing a marriage contract that promises he will take no consorts or concubines. Lu Zhir ran is Yan's most beloved princess. She leaves everything behind and marries Fu Xiaochen with a purpose she is determined to fulfill. Everyone in the five kingdoms assumes the marriage between Jin and Yan is merely a political arrangement. Only Fu Xiaochen knows that he spent a whole year asking Lu Zhir ran to marry him before he finally won her heart. After the wedding, sweet moments are part of everyday life, but so are storms of bloodshed.