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Yo guys is it true that the empress has 2 children? I thought its only 1, which is her lover's son disguised as the princess.
Been fighting pips at tiktok that empress has only 1 kid but they said its 2, one with the lover and the other with the emperor.
Yes, two son. The oldest which is the crown prince, and the youngest which is the princess in disguise.
Ohh did they changed it? In the novel, empress only has 1 child while queen usis has 3.
(Spoiler from the novel)
It's actually equal. The consort usis has two twins (boy and girl) from her lover back home. And the empress tigria has one son with the emperor and that's the crown prince. And her second son from her lover back home and he's the one being disguised as a princess.
B-but.. werent the 1st prince queen usis' son with her lover?? And the 3rd prince, who is the crown prince, is the emperor's?
*2nd prince
Actually the opposite. The order is:
(the son of the emperor and empress: oldest, blonde, crown prince, legitimate heir to the throne)
(The son of consort usia with her lover back home: second oldest, green head, has a twin sister, emperor thinks it's his son, ig might be a threat to the throne? I don't remember if making him emperor was part of usia's scheme or not)
(The son of the empress with her lover back home: youngest, white head, disguised as a princess his whole life for many reasons, people know him as a sickly princess barely if at all seen by the public due to how frail 'she's is)
The empress' plan for her sons is to secure the first's future as crown prince and find a way of sending the second to his father in the west so the danger of suspicions or questions rising in the court about his legitimacy and whether he's really the emperor's 'daughter' arise. The problem is you can't send away the youngest prince without sending away the princess too: cuz they're tge same person. That's fixed through the whole "kidnapping the princess while she's being sold off abroad for marriage" if you've read that far into the novel. The reason she needs to keep him away is because if people find out about him and look at him, they'll start asking questions and the emoress' affair might become public which will inevitably make people question the legitimacy of her first son too despite him really being the emperor's son. It's a whole thing and it can get pretty complicated but it's a really fun arc of the story. Idk if my explanation was understandable but I hope it cleared up your mind a bit. :)
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They have a huge age gap like 5-10 yrs but doesnt look like it.
Huhu pls help
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