A False Princess, a Truly Vicious Beauty

This story combines a few wildly melodramatic tropes (I love melodrama): Secret identities, stand-ins, and more. A few warnings up front (please read!): ① Female-lead loyalists and a heroine adored by everyone (not literally everyone, since I can't write that many characters). ② The heroine won't suffer, and the female side characters get very little focus. ③ This story has only male rivalry, no female rivalry. ④ The men suffer physically and emotionally. The values are completely warped (strongly not recommended if that's not your thing!). ⑤ Everyone is a villain. Neither the men nor the women are good people, and the heroine is not related by blood to any of the men. ⑥ The heroine only uses men. Tentative blurb: Jing Qiluo is the most beloved princess of Jing, ambitious and determined to claim the throne. Yet this career-minded woman is surrounded by men who are hopeless romantics. Her childhood friend and cousin casts aside his gentle facade and dances seductively on the eve of her wedding, his captivating eyes flickering as he tries to tempt her. The volatile, depressed young general gives up all his dignity in front of her alone, acting like a docile puppy begging for affection. Her spoiled younger imperial brother is cruel by nature and spends every day plotting how to deal with the women who flirt with her. And then there's the pitiful young man, trained and sent to her bed. With tears in his eyes, he carefully tends to her, only for her to treat him as a stand-in and toy with him at will. Beauty is nice, but the throne is better. For the sake of her career, Jing Qiluo gives her childhood friend and cousin to someone else, all to secure political allies. She forces herself to get engaged to a lovesick man for the 200,000 troops under his command. She gives away the pitiful stand-in. He suffers a miscarriage for her, yet forgives her magnanimously and even helps her ascend the throne. In short, it's the story of a career-driven heroine and a bunch of lovesick men!!