Confessions of a Consort

Fan Ping led a life of hardship, drifting like a weed. She thought that for the rest of her life, all she could hope for was peace and safety. Yet, through a twist of fate, she married Princess Roujia and actually lost her heart to her. But the Princess ordered her death. Disheartened and cold, Fan Ping took her own life in the imperial prison. When she woke up again, it was four years later. She had become a maidservant in the Grand Princess’s manor—and the mistress of that manor was none other than the woman she had lived with for seven years as a spouse: Princess Roujia. Fan Ping wanted nothing more than to leave, but the Princess simply refused to let her go. Fan Ping desperately wanted to ask her: Does the Princess even have a heart? She had no idea it was all a misunderstanding, nor did she know how the Princess had broken her own spirit and body just to save her. By the time Fan Ping was finally allowed to leave, she heard that the Princess had encountered danger within the palace. Filled with both resentment and fury, she told herself she wouldn’t care—yet she rushed back without a second thought and waited outside the palace gates all night. This time, the Princess took her hand and said, “Fan Ping, you came back on your own. I didn’t force you.” Fan Ping replied through gritted teeth, “…Yes, I came back on my own. I’m just that spineless.” Characters: The cold, black-bellied, and proud Princess x The gentle, self-deprecating, and petty Consort.