The Strange Tale of the Villainous Princess
Princess Helena, the fourth princess of the Patreia Kingdom, is infamously known as the ugly, selfish, and wicked "Villainous Princess." As part of a political alliance, she is forced into a marriage with Allendell, the border lord of an enemy nation. Allendell, also forced into this union, is cold and declares he will not love her. However, when Helena arrives, she is nothing like the rumors. On their wedding night, she makes a shocking request that leaves Allendell utterly confused: "My Lord, you may live with your lover at the main residence. However, I would like you to have a child with me." This begins the story of a princess wronged by rumors and an awkward border lord, leading to a "doting wedding love story."
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The FL is cold and mysterious, and the ML is puppy-like. I like that we aren't focusing on the POV of any one person too much.
I always love the trope "ML IS TOO STUPID TO CHECK HIS OWN WIFE BEFORE WEDDING AND TRUST ALL THE RUMORS DESPITE HE IS HAILED AS ALMIGHTY" suffer in silence you foolish man, your wife will never trust you, lol
And this is the result of bias. We're not all perfect but at least he has been trying to make up for it.
Parents forever trash and need no redemption arc
So there was one person on FL's side (she was a high ranking maid, so not sure why she allowed FL to be dressed terrible by the other maids), and she was even the queen's foster sister. But the queen refused any and all attempts at communication from her foster sister, while reading all the terrible reports from tutors, and that's why the queen never found out the tutors were just straight up lying bullies (as were the other maids).
ML would have cleared up the whole misunderstanding much faster had he confessed to creating rumors abt himself having a lover. Ig his pride is more important.
How did we come up with all the letters of the alphabet? Was it just our minds or even divine intervention?