Which country's emperor was the male protagonist? The female protagonist was a princess that the killer had transmigrated from. She was not favored. Did the male protagonist want to bring the female protagonist back to his country?

The female lead killer transmigrated into an unfavored princess. The male lead was the emperor of a powerful country. He went to the female lead's country and took the female lead away as a hostage. He doted on the female lead very much. The female lead practiced plum blossom darts and doted on the female lead very much. There seemed to be a demon beast in it.

Answer 1

😋I recommend "My Years as a Royal Sister-in-law" to you. In this ancient romance novel, the female protagonist married the emperor of an enemy country and became a prisoner in order to save the country. The male protagonist was the emperor of a powerful country and could bring the female protagonist back to his own country. However, the relationship between the two was not simple. The male protagonist was a black-bellied and stubborn domineering emperor, and the female protagonist was not a blindly obedient wife. The conflict and struggle between them made the whole story even more interesting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗