At the End of Hidden Greenery (Revised Edition)

As Acarna of the temple and as the emperor’s crown prince’s lover, she devoted five years of her life. “Can’t you understand? You, who cannot produce an heir, cannot become empress. It’s only... a political union. Still, you know I love only you.” And yet the price was to be thrown a concubine’s position as if it were charity. ‘You marry another woman and want to make me your concubine? And you expect me to accept that?’ On impulse, she throws herself from a carriage racing along a cliff, and when she opens her eyes, she is in a forest of the nonhuman races despised by the empire.

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