One-on-one romance, both leads are faithful, and he has to chase his wife.
[A clear-headed, born-to-work wage earner x a scumbag prince who has to chase his wife]
Qing San thinks she might be the most unfortunate transmigrator ever.
Other people transmigrate into wealth and status and make names for themselves throughout history. She becomes a wage earner, handpicked by fate.
By day, she works as a shadow guard. By night, she’s kept as a mistress. She has to kill and rob people, as well as warm his bed and sleep with him.
She has no title, no status, and no money. And now she’s facing the threat of being laid off.
What? The prince is getting married? And his princess wants to get rid of the mistress?
She’s had enough. The whole damn world can go to hell. It’s completely hostile to workers.
But maybe she’s hallucinating from overwork. Why does it look like there are two princes?
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If you could go back in time, what would you most want to do?
The thing Shen Yanyu most wants is to save Qing San.
He once thought romance mattered less than power. Only after losing her did he realize that his life of carefree indulgence was just a castle in the air.
Not a day goes by after losing her that he doesn’t regret it. He imagines that if he could go back in time, he would never let the tragedy happen again.
Then he really does go back in time.
And there he finds not only the woman he loves, but also his younger self.
In a nutshell: A scumbag prince from three years in the future goes back in time to chase his own wife for his younger self, only to discover that his younger self is utterly useless. So he simply steals his wife away himself. That stubborn brat deserves to be single.
“My Wife Was Stolen by My Future Self”
Question: If I steal my own wife, am I cheating on myself?
A funny historical romance with face-slapping and absurd comedy.
