[Transmigration, ghosts and monsters, marriage before love] She was a carefree Taoist priest living deep in the mountains, but unexpectedly transmigrates to become the princess consort of a sickly prince plagued by ghosts.
She’s a master who has to collect 49 ghosts and monsters. How could she possibly want to stay by this prince’s side as his wife?
She turns on her heel and makes a run for it.
At long last, she escapes the prince’s manor, only to run into masked assassins out to take her life. Then she learns that the person who wants her dead is her own father. What kind of father does that?
The prince’s manor is still the safest place, so she might as well go back and stay there. But if she wants them to let her remain, she’ll need to show them what she can do. So she might as well save the dying prince while she’s at it.
There’s certainly no shortage of trouble in this ancient world. It’s full of all kinds of ghosts and monsters, and even the Ghost King shows up.
Please note, please note, please note: From the male lead’s perspective, the heroine is the other woman who comes between him and his beloved. So the heroine suffers a little in the beginning. Once the male lead faces his true feelings, he pursues his wife, while the scatterbrained heroine only wants to roam free and carefree.
This is not a wish-fulfillment story with an all-powerful heroine. She grows step by step, and later receives guidance from an expert and gains the support of magical artifacts.
Read at your own risk.
Not bad, good cheers, author
I like reading this kind of book. The easy process outlined below looks good.
The plot is compact and not protracted, arousing the desire to read further.