Zhizhu Baihe Pavilion: General's Secret Lady
Set in an ancient time wherein prestige and power are everything, Prince Zen Lykus, born from a lowly Imperial concubine from the southern tribe, is destined to die at the hands of the empress of the Lykus Empire. To avoid his death and his mother's, the third prince decides to portray the image of a retard to dodge the power struggle within the Imperial Court. Prince Zen is doing great until he meets his consort, Theta Mariyah, the tribute from the Kingdom of Amina. Fierce and cunning, his beloved wife treats him like a child - making him wish to show her his dominant and possessive self. Prince Zen's resolve will be tested as he struggles to maintain his façade of being his cunning wife's 'retarded' husband. Deceiving everyone around him is one thing, but lying to his fierce wife is a death sentence. Follow the lovely yet complex couple as they struggle to survive within the turbulent Imperial Court. - - - - You can find me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/IceFontana18Official The book cover belongs to me since I let an artist draw it. Review and gifts will be much appreciated, thank you!
Meeting Zen Lykus Once More
Red lanterns hung by the gates of the Mariyah Clan. Though this clan was plagued with misfortune recently, the years of glory it accumulated and the wealth it represented could never be denied. And now, as if a slap to those who were secretly laughing because of the misery of the Mariyah Clan, the legitimate daughter of the Mariyah Clan would be marrying off into the great empire of mages – the Lykus Empire.
And it was not a simple family in the empire of mages! Axue Mariyah was to be married to the Third Prince of the Lykus Empire!
Dragon dance and firecrackers made a glorious ensemble right outside the main gates of the Mariyah Clan. Children were being held by their parents as they waited for the arrival of the imperial carriage delegated by the Lykus Empire's royalty. Street vendors did not fail to make use of this chance to earn money by setting up their stalls around the fuss and near the main road.