The Proud Princess: Her Consort Keeps Fighting to Win Her Over

After waking up, Yu Jinci finds herself transformed into the arrogant, uninhibited, pleasure-seeking legitimate princess of Dayin. She thinks fortune has fallen into her lap, only to discover she has transmigrated into a melodramatic novel. And her entire family has taken on every villainous role in the book. Her father the emperor is foolish and tyrannical, her mother is petty, her elder brother is weak and useless, her aunt has divorced eight husbands in a row, and even her uncle, the chancellor, is hopelessly corrupt. As for Yu Jinci, she is the number one obstacle in the way of the hero and heroine falling in love. To stay alive, Yu Jinci vows to defy fate and change her destiny. She brings her foolish father back to court, gets her weak elder brother on the right track, and turns her petty mother into a virtuous empress. She battles palace intrigue, punishes corrupt officials, and personally tears apart the hero and heroine’s plot armor! Under her management, her villainous family thrives. But just as she finally changes her family’s fate, she discovers that the admirers around her are even more numerous than those surrounding the heroine. Yu Jinci: I just want to stay alive and save my whole family while I’m at it! As for all these admirers, could you please queue up? She’s already so busy, and still has to find time to deal with all these romantic entanglements. But why is the story going in such a strange direction? Why does she seem so much like the heroine whose fate has been stolen? And why does Yuan Fuxi, who keeps impeaching her day after day and whom the court officials praise as “a man of talent and promise, a true rising star,” seem so much like the hero whose fate has been stolen? Yet that man prides himself on being an upright official. Besides loving to impeach her, he also loves to wait outside her princess residence, making sure she doesn’t go out to snatch handsome men. He even declares, “If Your Highness wants to force some young gentleman into your household, then take me.”