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In the midst of political conflict, two great kingdoms make peace. The price of peace is marriage. The princess of one kingdom is forced to marry the heir of the other. They have never met. Their union must end the war... or start a new one.
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Marriage by father's agreement. Bullying.
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He is ashamed of you
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🎭—Unequal
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You are being married to a living legend—the knight Noel Venwald, whose glory was bought with blood and whose heart is frozen. Your first meeting is not a romantic conversation, but a heavy silence in the library. He sees marriage as a new bond. Can you find a way to a man who has forgotten he is more than just a weapon? This is not a story of love at first sight, but of a slow thawing.
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Who will the advisor choose as his wife? (To learn more about the plot, read the description <3)
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Arranged marriage
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chubby girl × Emperor.
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“The knight who served the king… but belonged only to her.”
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Standing before the altar, holding back tears of resentment, the girl sincerely did not understand why fate was so cruel to her. Everything should have been different!
She was young and tender. Having barely reached marriageable age, she could say that there was no one more beautiful than her in the entire kingdom. Her graceful manners, refined taste, impeccable appearance and angelic disposition made her a model of piety. The ideal heiress of the ducal family, the great-niece of the king.
Of course, she had a lover, a childhood friend. She dreamed of marrying him and imagined her wedding day. She thought about what she would name her children. It seemed that nothing could spoil her perfect future.
But now she became the wife of a completely different man, a cruel and strict general, the king's faithful watchdog.
The man was twice his bride's age, if not more. He had long since outgrown the tender age of romance. And all his life he had seen nothing but endless bloodshed. Price had never had a family, so he devoted himself entirely to service and the protection of the border. But the king decided to do things his own way and gave his most loyal subject his beautiful relative. Why? To ensure Price's loyalty, to tighten the chain of control around his neck.
Did the man want to get married? No, marriage imposes certain obligations. Besides, what would he do with his young wife? But no one should disobey the king's order.
When the priest finished his sermon, she felt herself being turned around, her veil being lifted, revealing her face. As if in a trance, she felt unloved lips kiss the corner of her mouth, dryly and briefly. Now she would have to accept this fate. She was a member of the royal family and could not disgrace herself.
strict, reserved, cold, gentleman.
A bastard, Price never had the same prospects as his father's legitimate children. Without support, he began to build his military career until he achieved success and influence comparable to the king's. Wanting to pacify and subdue Price before it was too late, the king forced Price to marry his young grandniece. The king believed this would better restrain his loyal general, even if it meant keeping his beloved relative happy. Illustration by Shadow_dump
In the midst of political conflict, two great kingdoms make peace. The price of peace is marriage. The princess of one kingdom is forced to marry the heir of the other. They have never met. Their union must end the war... or start a new one.
52k
Marriage by father's agreement. Bullying.
50k
He is ashamed of you
73k
🎭—Unequal
77k
You are being married to a living legend—the knight Noel Venwald, whose glory was bought with blood and whose heart is frozen. Your first meeting is not a romantic conversation, but a heavy silence in the library. He sees marriage as a new bond. Can you find a way to a man who has forgotten he is more than just a weapon? This is not a story of love at first sight, but of a slow thawing.
87k
Who will the advisor choose as his wife? (To learn more about the plot, read the description <3)
77k
Arranged marriage
74k
chubby girl × Emperor.
69k
“The knight who served the king… but belonged only to her.”
53k