The Cast-Off Consort Is Pampered Like a Treasure, and the Crown Prince Stops Holding Court at Dawn

[Transmigration + carefree parenting + the children can suffer, but I won't suffer + devoted couple + exposing scumbags]

Gu Qianzhi was a national-level poison tester. After her sworn enemy sabotaged her, she transmigrated into the body of a cannon-fodder character with the same name. The very first thing she experienced in her new life was something she might never experience again: giving birth!

She was neither the heroine nor some ridiculous villainess. She was merely the short-lived birth mother whose tragic death explained the villain's backstory. To appease the original owner's resentment, Gu Qianzhi did her best to become a good mother who would rather let her child suffer than suffer herself.

After an accident, she successfully divorced the scumbag and poisoned the people who had hurt the original owner, making them experience a hundred times her pain.

She had planned to leave and never look back, but who would have thought the child's father would come knocking?

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The Crown Prince said, “Yan'er is my child. Since you're already divorced, get ready. We'll marry at noon!”

Gu Qianzhi, whose escape plan was already perfectly laid out: “!!!” There was no way she could stay in the capital.

Divorced in the morning and married in the afternoon, Gu Qianzhi had no choice but to run.

The Crown Prince said, “If you run, the lives of these two are in your hands!”

Gu Qianzhi said, “No! You don't need me to decide. You can have our son, and I'll have my freedom. We owe each other nothing, so let's each go our own way!”

In the end, she still couldn't escape the clutches of that cunning fox. She agreed to marry him, but only on three conditions: Gu Qianzhi would deal with the women vying for his favor in the household, and he would set her free after two years.

But perhaps it was only his imagination: the Crown Prince felt he was about to lose her favor. At first, he had only one rival for her affections, her freedom. Now he had no more than two kinds of rivals: women and men…