The Phoenix's Guide to Handsome Men

[Historical Romance + Multiple Love Interests + Disguised as a Man + High Status and Wealth + Multiple Male Leads + All Male Leads Are Devoted]

The Marchioness of Wu’an raises her daughter, Hua Xiangrong, as a son in order to secure her position as the legal wife.

The original Hua Xiangrong is so constantly afraid that the emperor will discover she is a woman and have her beheaded that she lives under such intense stress that she dies suddenly.

Hua Xiangrong, born into a modern family of martial arts practitioners, transmigrates into the body of this young marquis disguised as a man. She sheds the original’s timid nature and decides to live freely, on her own terms.

From then on, the capital of Longyuan is home to a spoiled young noble who spends his days cockfighting and chasing dogs. The Marchioness’s father, the Marquis of Wu’an, loses fistfuls of hair, while the teachers at Tianhong Academy are driven to distraction by this student who seems determined to lead the entire academy astray.

Hua Xiangrong only wants to lie flat, enjoy a carefree life, and be a happy loafer. But before she knows it, she has charmed a crowd of handsome men and is juggling them all:

Xiahou Yuan, the refined, aloof, mighty regent; Mu Yi’an, the gentle and elegant eldest son of the prime minister; Qin Ziheng, the proud, roguish heir to the general’s family; Chu Ning, the innocent and sweet young son of the Duke of the Nation’s uncle; Xie Qi’an, the calculating, deep-minded heir to the Prince of Anling; and the “Gossip Trio,” Feng Zekai, Ruan Xinghe, and Chen Bin, among others.

(The setting is entirely fictional, so don’t overthink it.)