LoraleiOrphee

(Alternative title: I Can Cut Through Anything)

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After dying from overwork, Riven is reincarnated into a war-torn world where holy power and arcane magic clash for dominance. Born into poverty and orphaned at twelve, he survives with his younger sister by scavenging weapons from the corpses of fallen soldiers.

That is, until he finds a gravely wounded woman in front of his house.

Moved by a strange sense of compassion, Riven saves her life—unaware that she is the infamous Mad Queen, a ruthless monarch who slaughtered her entire royal bloodline.

In return for his kindness, she teaches him how to wield a sword—an art that awakens a terrifying power within him: the ability to cut through anything.

But power comes at a cost. Her gaze shifts from gratitude to obsession. And now, bound by a twisted marriage to a queen whose love is as dangerous as her blade, Riven must decide: will he run from her... or embrace the madness she offers?

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Author's Note

Hi everyone, I’m a new author here.

To be honest, I got tired of the same old harem tropes—stories where the male lead collects girls like trophies without any real emotional depth. So I decided to write something different.

This is a dark fantasy romance centered around one woman only: a yandere queen whose love is as dangerous as her power.

Yes, the story contains R-rated scenes—expect some heat.
But it’s not just about that.

This novel will dive into:

Deep character development,

The twisted yet intimate relationship between Riven and the Queen.

Royal politics and war,

And Riven’s journey to become the strongest swordsman in the world.


As a beginner, I genuinely welcome any feedback, comments, or even low ratings. Whether you give me five stars or just one, it’ll help me improve and I truly appreciate it.

Thank you for reading.
I hope you enjoy the madness.

I Got Married to a Yandere Queen

The young couple quickly climbed down from the bed. With stiff and nervous movements, they stood and hastily adjusted their clothes before walking toward Ashtoria, who stood tall at the edge of the room.

Armand stepped forward slightly and bowed respectfully. His gaze flicked toward the two unfamiliar figures standing calmly behind the queen—a man in worn-out clothes and a young girl with a naive yet weary face.

"Your Majesty," he said in a controlled voice, "please forgive us for not being able to welcome you properly. We've been very busy today… and somewhat overwhelmed with all the wedding arrangements."

Ashtoria didn't respond, she simply stared.

Armand continued, "So you requested three rooms? Are the other two for… them?" He emphasized the last word politely, though there was clear doubt in his tone.

Chapter 54 - A Bed for Three