I Was Wrong! The Mad Tyrant Sobs Outside the Princess’s Palace

When he left the country, he held her hand and said, “Xi'er, when I return, I’ll offer you a fortune as your bride price.” Who could have known that what awaited her was his army of three thousand iron cavalry laying siege to her land? He said, “If you beg me, I’ll let you go.” She said, “As long as I have one breath left, I’ll kill you!” The person she hated, he would take to his bed. The person she cared about, he would torment. He wanted her to hate him, to suffer beyond endurance. But why was he in even greater agony than she was? And who was it that murmured her childhood nickname in the middle of the night? Legend has it that Princess Xihe was breathtakingly beautiful and skilled in the art of seduction. Otherwise, why would the new emperor of Daxia defy his ministers' objections and imprison her at his side, building the extravagant Deer Terrace at great expense for her? Legend has it that Princess Xihe's beauty was irresistible and that she was a temptress of her age. Otherwise, why would the prince of Western Chu turn against his own brothers for her, with the third prince honoring her as empress the moment he ascended the throne? She only wanted a peaceful life, yet they forced her to stain her hands with blood. If that was the case, then she would become a monster who brought ruin to the nation!