A Beauty Who Topples Kingdoms: My Lord, Come to Bed!

The protagonist, Murong Feixue, is a princess of the Yan Kingdom and widely acknowledged as the most beautiful woman under heaven. She is in love with Ran Qingxun, but her father promises her to Crown Prince Ran of Wei. With no other choice, she drugs Ran Qingxun and forces him to sleep with her. When her father finds out, he is furious, but she declares that she will marry no one but Ran Qingxun. Ran Qingxun also says he is willing to take responsibility and marry Feixue. Her father refuses. Feixue swears that if she has to marry the Crown Prince, she will die to prove her resolve. Doting on her, her father reluctantly agrees and promises her younger sister, Murong Dailin, to the Crown Prince of Wei instead, while arranging for Feixue to marry Ran Qingxun.

The Wei side, however, refuses to accept the match and reports back to King Ran. The Queen Mother also uses the last of her power to give Feixue the Fire Phoenix Token she had kept hidden. Feixue’s father arranges a meeting between her, Ran Qingxun, and Crown Prince Ran Qingcheng. In the end, Qingcheng has no choice but to agree to marry Feixue’s sister. At the diplomatic wedding banquet, Murong Feixue and Ran Qingxun perform “Phoenix Seeking Its Mate,” winning the whole hall’s applause.

The wedding is a month away, but Feixue gets bored and slips out of the palace to the residence where the Wei hostage is staying. When someone spots her, she claims to be Prince Jin’s consort and produces a jade hairpin as proof, narrowly avoiding a beating. As it happens, the Crown Prince of Wei is also at the residence. He invites the princess and Ran Qingxun to go boating together, but Feixue refuses, making the excuse that she has lost her jade hairpin. Ran Qingxun takes out the white jade hairpin his mother gave him and uses it to pin up Feixue’s hair, making Ran Qingcheng beside them intensely jealous.

The three of them then go to the lake. The person guarding Feixue invites her to enjoy some music and poetry, but on the way there, Ran Qingcheng’s men knock her into the lake with a hidden weapon. After she is pulled out, Ran Qingcheng checks her pulse and discovers she isn’t pregnant. Late that night, Feixue sees Ran Qingxun playing the flute mournfully and learns about Yunling from Ran Qingcheng.

At last, the wedding day arrives, and Feixue goes to Wei. On their wedding night, Ran Qingxun does not choose Yunling, but he seems unwilling and even leaves the bridal chamber. Love always has to be tested, and Feixue is certain that Ran Qingxun will eventually fall under her spell.