On My Wedding Day, I Was Carried into the Crown Prince’s Manor in a Coffin

On her wedding day, there is no grand red bridal sedan, only a coffin tied with white flowers and adorned with a white wedding banner. He says, “Yun Nianqing, you insisted on marrying me. Now you have your wish.” As thousands watch, she lies in her wedding dress inside the coffin and is carried into the Crown Prince's residence. Everyone says Yun Nianqing is madly in love with the Crown Prince, willing to fly into the flames for him. They don't know that she is consumed by hatred and has another purpose. He marries her because his beloved has been poisoned by a rare toxin, and she ate the only antidote. He needs her blood to make the cure. As for why she marries him... At last, he walks step by step into the web of love she wove with her own hands. He holds a second wedding for her and makes up for the missing ceremony. As they bow to each other, she yanks off her red veil. Her once tender, loving expression turns cold and indifferent. “It's time for us to divorce.” Surrounded by countless soldiers, the Crown Prince stares at her with bloodshot eyes, stunned. “Qingqing, why...” “Good and evil are always repaid. It's not that retribution never comes, only that the time hasn't come. And now...” “Jun Shang! Your retribution has arrived!” True hunters always appear as prey. A fake lovesick, vengeful, unhinged heroine vs. an obsessive hero with an empathy disorder