Noble Carriages Fill the Capital

Hua Jing was a princess, but after her own mother, Consort Zhang, switched her at birth, she was sent to the Li family’s village and raised there until she was fifteen.

A severe drought left people homeless and starving. On her way to being sold to a brothel, she was rescued by Prince Yu, the emperor’s most favored son. Surrounded by fine clothes, delicious food, glory, and wealth, Hua Jing was delighted, but also puzzled. Why was Prince Yu being so good to her?

Hua Jing declared that she wanted it all: love, status, and money!

Prince Yu had been deceiving himself, but now he realized he had fallen for his own sister. Even harder to accept, his younger brother, Prince Yue, was just as infatuated with Hua Jing.

What’s it like to fall in love with your own sister?

P.S. The male and female leads are not related by blood, so feel free to read!

No angst. The heroine has a touch of a harem magnet appeal: everyone loves her!