After Transmigrating, the Third Miss Just Wants to Be a Couch Potato

Devoted romance, quick transmigration, and a lighthearted sweet romance. One just wants to take it easy, while the other refuses to give up. When Chu Yuetong, a modern woman, transmigrated into the body of an unloved third daughter in ancient times, she had already decided to live quietly as a couch potato in this dynasty and remain unmarried until she died of old age. She would rather die than share a man with someone else. But her so-called father, the Chancellor, was determined to advance his own prospects and tried every possible way to send her to the side of the powerful Prince Mu, Mu Ruochen, as a concubine. How could that be acceptable? Never mind whether it would disgrace the Chancellor's household, Chu Yuetong herself absolutely refused. But in an era of closed minds and male superiority, even Chu Yuetong, a woman of the modern age, was powerless. Fine. You can't fight city hall. If she couldn't decide her own marriage, surely she could ruin her reputation? Didn't everyone in that era care about a woman's virtue? If her reputation was ruined, surely the prince wouldn't take her into his household and risk all the gossip and criticism? Would a dignified prince really risk being drowned in other people's spit? She set to work at once... But why didn't things turn out the way she'd expected? The dignified prince chose her as his princess consort, and more importantly, why did all her plans keep getting foiled without her even noticing? She only wanted to be a couch potato, lazing around until she died. Why was that so hard? And what was the meaning of Mu Ruochen constantly telling everyone how infatuated he was with her and that she was the only one for him?