[An accomplished gentleman who balances career and home, top student of the Gentlemanly Conduct Class × A clear-headed, independent, irresistible runaway princess who doesn't realize she's flirting]
Li Xiaoman transmigrates into a male-oriented harem novel, where the male lead collects women. As luck would have it, her original character is one of his harem, and a hopeless schemer at palace intrigue who dies almost immediately.
Li Xiaoman doesn't want to be cannon fodder, and she's not interested in palace scheming.
Luckily, her original identity is a princess of noble birth, so she takes the money and runs on the eve of her wedding.
She flees to a remote town, sorts out the problems caused by her identity, then opens a small shop and tends several hundred mu of farmland. With all her needs met, she enjoys a quiet, uneventful life.
She thinks things will stay peaceful forever, but then the male lead from the original novel shows up, demanding to bring the princess back to his residence as his bride?
Even the richest man in the land joins the fray, coming to ask for her hand?
Hold on, she's already married. Is it really okay to try to steal her away right in front of her honest husband?
Ever since then, she can't shake the feeling that her husband, the man she had settled down with, has been possessed by someone else. Everything he says and does seems strange.
I think the heroine is a bit stupid