You Said You’d Be My Wife, So Why Are You the Crown Princess?

[Female-dominated world + multiple love interests + historical setting + secret identities + all male leads are chaste + light fantasy + scheming yandere + adored and protected by the whole family + play the pig to eat the tiger]

Hua Chaoge was sent to the Mysterious Healer Valley as a child to gain experience. She always thought she was nothing more than a low-born country girl, never knowing that her mother, who made a living selling medicinal herbs, was actually Empress Zetian of the Laifeng Empire, and her father was the imperial consort who held the realm together with his virtue.

Her grandmother, Hua Qingcheng, and grandfather, Mu Lige, had doted on her since childhood. They were the retired emperor and retired empress consort, and even the several secondary consorts of her grandmother were people of considerable influence.

Raised by these powerful figures, Hua Chaoge had long since mastered both the civil and martial arts, as well as medicine and poison, and held the world's greatest resources in her hands. Yet she had no idea how powerful she was, until she was sixteen and sent out of the valley to meet a potential suitor...

Huh? Why does the leader of the Rakshasa Sect look so much like Fourth Aunt?

Um, why does the leader of the Listening Wind Tower look so much like Ninth Uncle?

Second Uncle, didn't you grow medicinal herbs? Why are so many people afraid of you?

Third Aunt, those shops all over the Laifeng Empire are yours?

After arriving in the capital:

Ah, why does the commander of the palace guards look so much like Second Aunt?

Why does that prime minister look just like my grandaunt?

Why does General Feng look exactly like my great-aunt?

Wait, aren't that woman sitting on the golden throne and the man beside her my mother and father???

P.S. The male leads include a refined and elegant scholar, a graceful young nobleman, a cool and aloof assassin, a highborn prince sent to marry for peace, a brilliant business prodigy, and an obedient, adorable puppy-like young man...

This book is a companion novel to The Little Husband Who Played the Pig to Eat the Tiger, also known as A Bewitching Husband at Home.