When the new emperor ascends the throne, a loyal minister’s entire family is wiped out in a single day, leaving them despised by all. After transmigrating, Qin Chu, the eldest legitimate daughter of the Qin family, escapes disaster thanks to a death-exemption token bestowed by the previous emperor. Fortunately, the Imperial Preceptor takes her in and raises her for ten years. At a nighttime banquet, Qin Chu is betrothed to one man, then granted the title of commandery princess, then betrothed to another. The emperor toys with her marriage as if it were a plaything, manipulating it at will. But as events unfold, things take a subtle turn. The stunningly handsome Crown Prince begins to intrigue her… A certain young woman pouts, “Your Highness, I want a hug.” The prince narrows his eyes in warning. “Men and women shouldn’t be too familiar. Understand?” “You were the one who made the first move. So you don’t have to treat me like a woman!” “…”
The ending is a bit regretful, I hope the author can write it more perfectly