The Paralyzed War Prince Reads My Mind and Rises to Slaughter His Foes

[Multiple Characters Can Read Minds]+ [One True Pairing]+ [Reincarnated in the Womb]+ [Book Transmigration]+ [System Space]+ [Marriage Before Love]

Jiang Qinghuan, a 21st-century woman who’d never wanted to marry, learned that her family had made a fortune from a demolition payout. They promptly sent her a freezer without even asking her.

Only after she was reincarnated in the womb in the fictional Great Qiong Dynasty as the granddaughter of a wealthy Jiangnan merchant did she realize she had transmigrated into a book.

In the story, her charming father went to Haojing to take the imperial exams and became the top candidate. Once he was established, his first move was to abandon his sweetheart. He joined forces with Prince Duan, the emperor’s own uncle, who had a habit of picking up husbands outside the examination halls, to murder his original wife and her family and seize their wealth while they were traveling to the capital.

He left the young Jiang Qinghuan behind only to preserve his reputation.

At seventeen, Jiang Qinghuan was used as a pawn by her charming father and her enemy, her stepmother, and married off to Ji Jin’an, the War Prince, who had been paralyzed for three months and commanded an army of 300,000.

In the book, after ‘she’ earned the War Prince’s trust, she handed his 300,000 troops over as a dowry to her stepmother’s daughter, Jiang Qingshuang, the heroine, who went on to become the next virtuous empress. This only hastened ‘her’ and the War Prince’s deaths.

Knowing how the story unfolds, reincarnated in the womb and armed with an impossibly powerful System Space, Jiang Qinghuan isn’t foolish enough to let anyone take advantage of her.

System quests force her to work alongside the War Prince, giving the Jiang family, Prince Duan’s household, and their political enemies a thorough beating. As for the sparks of romance that fly between them later, those are entirely unexpected.