Married To The Cruel Crown Prince
Han Sheng Li is the Crown Prince of the Great Han kingdom. Since the age of fourteen, he mostly went to the wars with his father, Han Wenji, the great emperor of the Han Kingdom. He's the most favored child of his father but, is the cruelest and ruthless among all of his seven half brothers. An-Ying Lili, who is known for her kindness and beauty, is the princess of Juyan City. She could not see her family die at the hands of Han Sheng Li so agreed with the marriage alliance which was put forward by the Emperor of Han. ~~~~ “I heard you are the kindest woman in the entire Han Kingdom but, it seems opposite to me. You want me to die!!” The Crown Prince astonishingly said, keeping his icy gaze intact on the woman on his bed. “Cruel people are not worthy of anyone’s kindness,” the Crown princess pronounced sternly. The crown prince chuckled. “Kindest is the one who whimpers in pain. Are you ready for undergoing that pain with this cruel man?” Crown prince asked, slightly tilting his head, and a smirk formed on his lips. Leaning closer to Ying Lili's ear, Sheng Li whispered, "Never expect love from this evil and cruel man. Feed this in your mind- 'You will never warm my bed.' Remember this memorable wedding night, my dear Crown Princess." ~~~~~~ Thanks to "LydiaF" for proofreading the chapters for me. Thanks to My CE for this amazing Title suggestion. The art is commissioned from lia.audelia. The book won WSA NOMINATION 2021, thanks to my lovely readers. Please check out my new story in the same setting- "Gifted Bride of the Sinned Prince." Follow me on Instagram- @rayoflight_pcy
To save the person Dear to you
Xue Yu-Yan was pouring the tea for Jian Guozhi and found he was in deep thought. "Jian Ge seems lost these days. Is everything alright?" Xue Yu-Yan asked humbly.
Jian Guozhi did not want her to worry, so he lied. "Everything is fine." He picked the teacup and sipped the chamomile tea. "It's refreshing," He said and put the cup down.
"Jian Ge can share with me if he is troubled," Xue Yu-Yan politely said. "He shall not keep it to himself." She blew the air over the tea surface before taking a sip.
"Xue, I spent most of my childhood with Yongzheng and Rong Zemin. While growing up, the teachings I got, I imparted them as well, mostly to Yongzheng. They were not good things to be taught. But because I was naive, I did not understand that it could bring some serious repercussions in the future," Jian Guozhi pronounced. He had a menacing yet troubled expression on his face.