The Oiran Is Too Seductive and Criticizes the Prince for Taking Things by Force.

[Clean men and unclean women + failure to control intelligence + robbery + crazy criticism + forced love + the heroine has brains] Crazy criticizes the yandere male protagonist who forces love vs the soft and beautiful female protagonist who restrains love Background: This is a fictional dynasty, please do not substitute it into ancient history. Jiang Wanxin was originally a merchant's daughter, but due to a frame-up by her uncle, her family was ruined and she was sold to a remote place. Fortunately, Sister Liu, the old brothel madam, rescued her and trained her to become the number one courtesan in Guangdong Province. For three years, she was kept captive by Mr. Song, the richest businessman in Guangdong Province, and secretly plotted to avenge her family. As fate would have it, the appearance of Xu Huaichen pushed her into the abyss. He saves her, protects her, forces love, but treats her as a substitute. She thought he was just a nobody, until the truth was revealed - he was the first son of Kyoto, with a prominent family background and overwhelming power. At the same time, her childhood sweetheart Su Beining was deeply affectionate for her and advised her to let go of her hatred and stop checking. He loved her dearly and only wanted to protect her Zhou Zhou. However, due to the pressure of his identity and family, he tried hard to restrain his feelings, but he couldn't control himself... As clues emerged, Jiang Wanxin gradually discovered that the murderer of her family was far more than her uncle's family. The truth was so complicated that it was difficult to distinguish between ourselves and the enemy. On one side is the thoughtful prince, and on the other is the old love who is struggling to protect him. Where should the love-hate entanglement between the first courtesan in Guangdong and the first prince in Kyoto go? **It's a pity - in Xu Huaichen's world, there is never the word "no"**