The male protagonist was a cruel king, while the female protagonist was a princess of an enemy country who had jumped into the water and committed suicide. She was the most beautiful woman in the world and had someone she liked.

The male protagonist was a cruel king who could kill a servant girl with one hand, while the female protagonist was a princess of an enemy country who had jumped into the water and committed suicide. She was the most beautiful woman in the world and had someone she liked. Because the country was defeated, the male protagonist asked to marry her. The female lead had a beauty mark on her face (this was the place she remembered the most). After the male protagonist married her, he saw the beauty mark and felt very unlucky. He said that the number one beauty was only so much. After that, the female protagonist was always neglected, and she lived her life calmly. There was once when the male protagonist raped the female protagonist and the female protagonist cried. The male protagonist realized that the female protagonist actually did not have a mole and that the female protagonist was very beautiful. The female lead then fell ill. Later, the male protagonist gradually liked the female protagonist and became less violent. He couldn't remember the rest of the plot. The process seemed to be quite heartbreaking, and the ending seemed to be the two of them together. (I don't remember the names of the male and female leads, nor the name of the novel.) The female lead's title seemed to have the word 'flower'. I read this novel in the first half of 2011. It's very long, with more than a thousand chapters. It was already finished by then.)

Answer 1

This novel might be called 'Tyrant, I'm from MI5'.