Being the Marchioness Is Hard, So I'd Rather Marry the Crown Prince and Live Easy

Shen Yuhui followed the rules for more than a decade, thinking she had found a good husband. In the end, she discovers that she is the villainess in a book.

Her husband keeps his first love, and even makes her raise the child they have together.

Her younger sister, Shen Fuhua, comes from another world. She is the chosen one, and every worthy man falls for her.

As Shen Fuhua’s legitimate older sister, Shen Yuhui is merely a stepping stone who takes the blame and draws attention for her. Once she has served her purpose, she is discarded, and her fate is to be left dead in the wilderness.

After accidentally glimpsing the heavenly book, Shen Yuhui now has two choices.

The first is to marry into the Ding’an Marquis’s household as in the book, where her husband treats her like a tool and housekeeper, then be mocked and humiliated by the sister who marries a down-and-out scholar from a poor family, only for her husband to rise step by step until he becomes prime minister.

The second is to seize the heroine’s fortune and marry that poor scholar herself, the future prime minister, becoming the Prime Minister’s wife.

Standing in the Golden Hall, Shen Yuhui says calmly and without lowering her head, “This young woman has long admired the Ninth Prince. I ask Your Majesty to grant my wish.”

Everyone says Shen Yuhui has gone mad.

She is determined to marry that sickly, sinister, unloved, good-for-nothing Ninth Prince.

Only Shen Yuhui knows that Li Yanzhou will fight his way past the other princes and become the Crown Prince, standing above all others.

She would be disgusted to marry a man with someone else as his first love.

And Shen Yuhui is unwilling to steal a man who was meant for someone else.