A peace treaty between two countries. Two princesses from different lands. A taboo love. Set in the fictitious Eastern Asian world, Scarlet Dandelions is the coming-of-age historical romance novel between Princess Zhenwan and Princess Yexuan. This is a story laced with elements of heart-rending sacrifices from political games, camaraderie between unlikely individuals in the establishment of a secret organization, and an unconditional love that binds the souls of our two main characters. Princess Zhenwan never wanted to be anywhere else except her homeland; a vast field of green lands and of endless blue skies with the accompaniment of her royal siblings and doting father, the Great Khan of the Bo’er Empire. Yet, due to a series of political arrangements and self-sacrifice, the princess from Bo’er wounded up in a palace of a foreign land and became the companion of their sickly princess, Princess Yexuan who enjoys nothing but solitude. It seemed as if fate had wanted to bring the two Princesses, who clearly belonged to two different worlds, together. Little did Princess Zhenwan know that, over the numerous years, her feelings for the courtly Princess Yexuan would morph into something that was more profound than a mere companion should have. How did the two princesses find themselves impossibly entwined with one another? How will their encounters shape their ideals and influence their emotions? How will they overcome the adversities of an unconventional relationship?
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A peace treaty between two countries. Two princesses from different lands. A taboo love. Set in the fictitious Eastern Asian world, Scarlet Dandelions is the coming-of-age historical romance novel between Princess Zhenwan and Princess Yexuan. This is a story laced with elements of heart-rending sacrifices from political games, camaraderie between unlikely individuals in the establishment of a secret organization, and an unconditional love that binds the souls of our two main characters. Princess Zhenwan never wanted to be anywhere else except her homeland; a vast field of green lands and of endless blue skies with the accompaniment of her royal siblings and doting father, the Great Khan of the Bo’er Empire. Yet, due to a series of political arrangements and self-sacrifice, the princess from Bo’er wounded up in a palace of a foreign land and became the companion of their sickly princess, Princess Yexuan who enjoys nothing but solitude. It seemed as if fate had wanted to bring the two Princesses, who clearly belonged to two different worlds, together. Little did Princess Zhenwan know that, over the numerous years, her feelings for the courtly Princess Yexuan would morph into something that was more profound than a mere companion should have. How did the two princesses find themselves impossibly entwined with one another? How will their encounters shape their ideals and influence their emotions? How will they overcome the adversities of an unconventional relationship?