A Song to Woo You

Happy ending, a little angst. Not a reborn story. There is transmigration, but neither of the leads transmigrates.

Legitimate Daughter vs. Cunning Prince

Zhu'er went from being a lowly maid who washed feet in the imperial harem to the envy of the entire capital: Jun Nianyao, the legitimate daughter of the prime minister. Yet the night before she was reunited with her father, she was washing the feet of his sworn enemy, Prince Xin, Pei Xiuhan.

Drunk, Pei Xiuhan narrowed his eyes at the increasingly alluring young woman before him, then reached out and pulled her into his tent.

From then on, the struggle for the throne between Prince Xin and his cousin, Prince Rui, grew ever fiercer. After a series of upheavals, Jun Nianyao finally managed to escape it all.

A woman as beautiful as a celestial maiden arrived in the lands of Nanyi with a child in tow. She was literate and opened a school. Any man lucky enough to marry her would have to thank his ancestors for several lifetimes of good fortune.

When Jun Nianyao heard that the Crown Prince of the Liang Empire was coming on a tour of the south, she hurriedly went to intercept him.

Who could have guessed that her daughter would gaze at the richly dressed gentleman before her with a lovestruck expression and ask, “Uncle, who are you looking for?”

Pei Xiuhan: ...

After the rebellion failed, the empress screamed at Jun Nianyao, “Why haven't you done it yet?”

A cold dagger plunged into Pei Xiuhan's chest. He turned around and stared at Jun Nianyao in disbelief. “Why?”

Jun Nianyao's voice was cold. “I'm just avenging myself.”

Before Pei Xiuhan fell, he used the last of his strength to plead with his mother, “Please don't hurt her...”

The heroine suffers in the beginning. In the middle, the hero suffers and has to win her back.

The heroine's two children are the hero's, and their daughter will one day become an empress.