I Don't Want This Either

In August of the twenty-sixth year of the Great Qi, Su Yu, the princess of Xianyun, known as the goddess of heaven, was framed and fell into the lotus pond. She woke up again and forgot her past. The cause and effect were all forgotten, and the murderer had no clues for a while. The Emperor, who loved his sister, sent the Metropolitan Procuratorate to investigate the matter, which involved a lot of past events that Su Yu didn't want to admit. I originally thought that being a princess and being regarded as a goddess would be a hot commodity, and I needed to be wary of others coveting her at all times. Unexpectedly, I was a master who coveted others. The eldest son of the prince's family is extremely knowledgeable and well-read. He creates opportunities for "accidental encounters" every day and besieges him for advice, which makes him miserable. The general who protects the country returned triumphantly and saw his heroic appearance. He went to beg his majesty to teach him martial arts. He also hit and hit people in public many times, causing him to lose all face. The young master of the prime minister's family has been frail since he was a child. He has taken more medicine than food since he was a child. Whenever he meets her, he always talks arrogantly. The angry young master has to stay in bed for ten and a half days before he can get out of bed. The hostage sent by Mocheng was imprisoned in the house by Princess Xiang because of his beauty. He screamed for mercy every day. With all kinds of evil deeds and bloody evidence in front of him, Su Yu wished she could continue to lie in bed and pretend she never woke up.