A woman from an ancient dynasty, in order to save his highness, was she willing to marry his highness?

It was an ancient novel that did not transmigrate. The male protagonist seemed to be a prince. He was poisoned and could only be cured by mating with a woman. The female protagonist was sent to the male protagonist by her own man. The female protagonist was very calm. At first, the female protagonist was quite afraid of the male protagonist. After getting to know the male protagonist, she was willing to cure him. The male protagonist was quite cold-blooded. His enemy seemed to have killed his wife and children. The poison was also poisoned by his enemy. The male protagonist had been planning to take revenge. Later on, the male protagonist also fell in love with the female protagonist, but the female protagonist did not live long in order to poison him. Then, she did not remember the ending clearly. She did not remember the title of the book. Dear, do you remember?

Answer 1

I recommend This King Is Not a Wife Slave. The male protagonist of this novel was also a prince, and the female protagonist was also sent by her own man. However, the male protagonist did not seem to be poisoned. He was just a little narcissistic and domineering. The plot of this novel was very interesting, and the cooperation between the male and female leads was very good. It was worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗