Chapter 1126: The Princess Consort Whose Memories Were Altered (1)

[Bonus Chapters ahead✨]

“Rest on your own, Princess Consort. This prince still has important matters to attend to.”

With a casual flick, Shangguan Jing tossed the bride’s red veil aside. His tone was cold and indifferent as he continued, “Since you have become this prince’s consort, I hope you understand propriety and abide by the rules of Prince Jing’s Manor.”

“Yes, Your Highness.”

Tang Guo answered obediently. She merely glanced once at the man before her, who showed not the slightest joy on his wedding night, before lowering her eyes.

Inside, she muttered to the system, “Why do I always arrive right after getting married?”

Uh… well… I don't know either. But with Host leading the charge, whether you're married or not doesn't really matter, right? the system replied weakly. Who knew which world we'd randomly transmigrate into? Fortunately, he'd latched onto the biggest golden thigh early on. With Host around, there was no such thing as an unsolvable problem.

Looking at the well-behaved noble young lady before him, Shangguan Jing felt not the slightest interest. The thought that he could not be with the woman he truly loved made him feel even more disgusted with this woman. Seeing her merely sitting there with her head lowered, he grew irritated and turned to leave.

After striding out the door, he took a deep breath.

One day, he would reclaim the woman he loved and make her his one and only Princess Consort.

“Everyone, leave.”

As soon as Shangguan Jing departed, Tang Guo dismissed all the servants. Curious about the story of this world, she found a comfortable spot to recline and closed her eyes to receive the memories.

This was an ancient imperial era.

The man who had just left was Shangguan Jing, Prince Jing of the Southern Shu Kingdom. He was the current emperor's younger brother, born of the same father and mother.

As for her identity, she was Tang Guo, the eldest daughter of Minister Tang Yanxin, a perfect example of a noble young lady. She smiled without showing her teeth, carried herself with dignity and gentleness, and possessed a tranquil and quiet disposition. Such a daughter from a prestigious family was the ideal daughter-in-law in the eyes of every matriarch.

She also had a twin younger sister named Tang Jiao.

Tang Jiao's personality was the complete opposite of Tang Guo's. Lively and energetic, she loved traveling and exploring. Compared to the original Tang Guo's strict adherence to decorum, Tang Jiao possessed an additional spark of spirit and flamboyance.

Such a temperament was rare in this world and naturally attracted attention.

Not only was Tang Jiao cheerful and spirited, she was also exceptionally talented. In truth, the original Tang Guo was equally gifted, but she was modest and obedient by nature, believing there was no need to compete with others. Even her clothing reflected her reserved personality and could not compare to Tang Jiao's bold and fashionable tastes.

Despite their differences, the sisters shared an excellent relationship. Rumors from outsiders never drove them apart. On the contrary, every time Tang Jiao went out, she brought back all sorts of little trinkets for her sister, while Tang Guo carefully prepared all kinds of necessities before each of Tang Jiao's journeys.

Over time, Tang Jiao became known throughout the imperial capital and was praised as its foremost beauty.

Those who admired the Second Miss of the Tang family formed a line that stretched far beyond the city walls.

During one of her excursions, Tang Jiao encountered Prince Jing, Shangguan Jing, and Emperor Shangguan Yi, who had also ventured out to enjoy the mountains and rivers. Her lively spirit and extraordinary talents captivated both men.

Tang Jiao had no idea who they really were and simply regarded them as fellow lovers of poetry.

She never could have imagined that that single meeting would become the source of both her own tragedy and her sister's.

After returning to the imperial capital, Shangguan Yi and Shangguan Jing immediately sent people to investigate Tang Jiao's identity.

And both men clearly realized one thing—

The other had also fallen for Tang Jiao.



Translator's Note:

This arc... uuffff... 
The way Shangguan Yi and Shangguan Jing infuriate me ahhhh....

—Cy

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