The Tyrant Is a Madman? No, His Sweet Demon Consort Is Crazier

[Alternate setting + transmigration + palace intrigue + the wife-chasing crematorium trope + a clear-eyed heroine + not a pure couple]

Li Shuang was born into a family that favored sons over daughters to an extreme. When she was a teenager, her own parents sold her to a man in the mountains. She had only one thought: escape. But she couldn’t get away, no matter how long she tried.

If she couldn’t escape, then she’d just have to change her goal.

So Li Shuang set fire to the house, killing the entire family, herself included.

After she died, she discovered she had transmigrated to a dynasty she didn’t recognize and become a princess.

What? A princess of her lofty station was treated as little more than a plaything, beneath even a palace maid, and could be killed by the tyrant at any moment.

So what if he killed her? She didn’t want to live anyway.

Just then, someone appeared in her dream and told her that if she could reform the tyrant and make him fall in love with her, she would be granted one wish.

Unfortunately, the tyrant was no easy man to reform.