Kidnapped on the Road to Marriage, Sleeping with My Fiancé's Mortal Enemy
Yue Jiang transmigrates into the body of a beautiful woman raised by the Moon Kingdom for political marriage, possessing alluring beauty that rivals the morning glow.
As the Moon Kingdom's princess for a political marriage, she travels to the An Kingdom. Unexpectedly, she falls into the hands of Jing Yan, the Crown Prince of the Jing Kingdom, a sworn enemy of the An Kingdom.
To survive, Yue Jiang thinks, 'Marriage is marriage, who I marry doesn't matter.' Thus, she feigns amnesia and moves to the bed of the man who kidnapped her, raising her snow-white wrist, red from the rope marks, and whispering tearfully in a娇 sweet voice, "Husband, my wrist hurts!"
Jing Yan, intending to wash away the national shame with his actions and prepare for his revenge, had kidnapped Yue Jiang, who was seemingly going for a political marriage with the An Kingdom, but was actually a joint alliance with the An Kingdom using the guise of marriage.
The Moon Kingdom was weak, and Jing Yan could have enslaved the Moon Kingdom princess and her entourage to warn the Moon Kingdom against meddling.
Who would have thought that the Moon Kingdom princess, claiming amnesia, would call him husband and insist she was his betrothed crown princess?
Regardless of whether Yue Jiang had amnesia or not, Jing Yan thought of an even better way to retaliate against the past humiliation from the An Kingdom.
He raised his hand to untie the rope around Yue Jiang's wrist and gently said, "Good girl, husband will untie it for you!"
Yue Jiang watched Jing Yan, who was getting into character even faster than she was, and her heart sank. 'I can pretend to have amnesia, but you accepting the role of 'husband' so quickly scares me!'
To survive, Yue Jiang unleashed the full potential of a beautiful woman for political marriage, seducing and clinging to him, striving to solidify her identity as the princess for political marriage.
This continued until one day, Jing Yan annihilated the four surrounding kingdoms and became the paramount ruler of the era. Yet, he didn't send a single soldier against the Moon Kingdom, only bestowing favors and demoting them to vassal states.
People from Yue Jiang's maternal homeland wept with gratitude, saying, "Thank you, Emperor Jing and Empress Jing, for your great kindness!"
Jing Yan waved his hand dismissively and said calmly, "The Empress worked hard for this political marriage; it is only right."
Yue Jiang...