After I Got the Crown Prince Hooked, I Dumped Him Without Looking Back

Second-chance romance, devoted couple, cunning seductress, beautiful and ruthless concubine vs. noble, aloof Buddhist prince with a short life

Yu Hua was the most beautiful woman in the capital, spoiled and free-spirited, and unwilling to put up with the slightest injustice.

On her first day after transmigrating into a book, Yu Hua stormed her own wedding and successfully sued the scumbag groom before the imperial court, breaking off the engagement and making a name for herself overnight.

The next day, she received the Empress Dowager’s decree ordering her to enter the Eastern Palace as a secondary consort.

She had transmigrated into Chun Tang Zui, an old-fashioned novel, as a disposable supporting character. In the end, the male lead would imprison and abuse her until she suffocated to death.

After transmigrating into such a deranged plot as a disposable character, how could she not roll up her sleeves and fight back? Would she even be human if she didn’t?

No. She was the natural enemy of every crazy man and woman.

Cui Yu’an was breathtakingly beautiful, famed as an untouchable beauty.

In the novel, he was a short-lived supporting character who survived for just one year.

Yu Hua thought: Apart from his short life, Cui Yu’an was excellent in every way, from his looks to his other assets.

While the Crown Prince still had a breath left in him, she would find a way to sleep with him.

Then she’d have a child and keep it, leaving the father out of the picture.

Cui Yu’an: A beauty is just a beauty. Strip away the skin, and she’s nothing but 206 bones.

In his mind, the Yu woman loved him to the point of obsession, clinging to him night after night...

It was the third month of their marriage. Why hadn’t she come yet?

Later, the Crown Prince gave up on becoming a monk and stopped trying to die. He wanted to devote himself to treating Yu Hua well.

But then he discovered Yu Hua was gone...

Cui Yu’an searched the whole city like a madman, eyes red. “Huahua, I was wrong. Please come back.”