I Swear Never to Enter the Palace

He was the most honored prince in Great Qi, the Emperor's own younger brother, yet he married the woman his imperial brother loved.

Historical records say he was unlucky in love for half his life, and both his princess consorts died young.

Historical records say he was indifferent to wealth and honor all his life, and after pacifying the realm, he was finally buried beneath the yellow sands.

His residence was filled with concubines, yet he left behind no heir.

Some say it was to honor his deceased princess consort.

In his army tent, he spent day and night tangled in the red sheets.

Some say he had long forgotten the one he once loved most.

Others say the beauty who shared his tent bore a striking resemblance to the late princess consort.

All men in this world are faithless. Many wonder whether that deceased princess consort was forgotten somewhere amid the vast changes of time, or became a cinnabar mark in his heart.

A novel introduction written from the male protagonist's point of view. Various versions of the introduction are being uploaded!

From stepmother Xiao Qi, a heart-wrenching period romance: Sworn Never to Enter the Palace. A little angst along the way, but it has a happy ending.

P.S. I'm Qin Xiaoqi, a multiple-personality patient who loves discussing the plot. Add me on QQ at 2419054623. I promise not to spoil anything.