I Accidentally Provoked the Crazy Prince

(A place to check your brain in)

A possessive, jealous, tsundere hero vs. a heroine who loves and hates fiercely and excels at both medicine and poison

Ye Wutong transmigrates and, through a twist of fate, marries a lame prince. She heals his legs, only for the ungrateful prince to refuse to let her go.

After falling into a river, she is rescued by a handsome man who is blind and has lost his memories. She thinks she can finally lie flat and enjoy a carefree life tending the fields, but one day, the capable and considerate amnesiac handsome man leaves without a word.

With nowhere else to turn, she goes to seek help from her sworn senior brother, who has become emperor, only to discover that he has turned dark?

The lame prince wants her all to himself, the amnesiac Imperial Preceptor wants to kill her, and her unhinged senior brother wants to imprison her.

Ye Wutong finally realizes that men can’t be trusted. So she takes on wicked women, puts vile men in their place, and works hard to improve herself and govern well, eventually becoming an empress in her own right.

But why does her lame ex-husband keep clinging to her?

Ye Wutong never imagined that the next time she saw Chaoyang, the young Imperial Preceptor would press a sword to her chest and ask, “Who are you?”

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The three kingdoms are caught in a treacherous struggle. As Ye Wutong unravels the mystery of her past and follows the story onward, she suddenly realizes that she is merely a piece on the game board of the one moving the pieces...

P.S.

1. There are lots of foreshadowed clues, so read carefully.

2. The supporting characters have plenty of romance, with both happy and tragic endings. Please don’t leave a bad review when a couple gets a tragic ending, or the author will be crushed.

3. The hero has to win the heroine back. There are sweet and angsty moments, and the heroine falls in love later on.

4. The male supporting characters have all appeared.

5. There will be quite a few extras. Readers are welcome to make suggestions, and I’ll take them to heart.