Married to the Villainous, Yandere Imperial Uncle

Shao Yin’s family had hoped to marry her to the Crown Prince, but Ning Wanwan’s childhood betrothal thwarted those plans. Shao Yin regarded Ning Wanwan as a thorn in her side, as she believed only her Crown Prince brother was worthy of her.

As Shao Yin grew older, her family organized a polo match to help her choose a suitable husband, inviting young gentlemen from Biandu. Out of politeness, Ning Wanwan offered Shao Yin a faint, courteous smile.

Shao Yin, perched on her ornate saddle, looked down condescendingly at Ning Wanwan and said, “I didn’t expect the delicate Princess Yunxiang to join in the fun.” With a cold sneer, she warned, “But this isn’t an embroidery room. Be careful not to get hurt,” before proudly riding toward the center of the field.

The Marchioness was intent on having her daughter marry the Crown Prince. Since he was already betrothed to Ning Wanwan, she had found no opportunity to interfere. Now that Ning Wanwan had presented herself, she knew Shao Yin would seize this chance to teach her a harsh lesson. The Marchioness anticipated Ning Wanwan’s embarrassment, hoping to show her daughter that not choosing Shao Yin was a mistake.

She addressed the Empress and Crown Prince sarcastically, “Sister and Crown Prince, don’t worry. I’ll tell Yin’er to go easy on Yun Xiang Junzhu.” Si Yi’s expression changed slightly at this, but the Empress replied, “Why be lenient? Once she’s on the field, she should know polo is not child’s play. Winning and losing depend entirely on skill.” The Marchioness laughed, “Indeed.”

“Alright, I need you to go on the field to help Princess Yunxiang in the competition.”

Don’t focus on ball control; control a few of the enemy’s minions, and ensure Princess Yunxiang’s safety.” “Yes.” Si Zhan nodded and said, “Go.” “Yes.”

Just as the fourth round was about to begin, the referee shouted, “Yellow team, substitution.” Ning Wanwan turned her head in surprise. It was Yuan Zhu, who hadn’t changed out of her tight-fitting horse attire. She rode over, smiled, and waved at Ning Wanwan.

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