Alternate historical setting | Reborn to take revenge | Two strong leads who dote on each other | Female empowerment | A touch of political intrigue
[A fearless, powerful little fox of a heroine who loves and hates without reservation x a seemingly aloof crown prince with countless schemes up his sleeve]
In her previous life, Song Pupu was notorious in the capital as the biggest simp in all of Shangjing.
To win the favor of the Gu family's young master, she went on a diet and refused food for seven days and nights until she fainted. She embroidered a sachet until her fingers were covered in blood, only to be told, “Even a dog wouldn't want it.” She threw herself at him, only to be dumped into a pond by the Gu family's young master himself. Worse, the Song family was falsely accused of treason and executed to the last member...
When she opened her eyes again, Song Pupu had returned to the year the emperor betrothed her to the Gu family.
There was still time to change everything!
In this life, she would be herself!
Whoever dared criticize her would get a beating!
The scumbag thought she wasn't gentle enough?
She swung her sword and whip, then kicked him straight into a pond!
The world thought she wasn't slender enough?
She opened martial arts schools and girls' academies, so women everywhere could take pride in being healthy!
The scumbag's mother: “You shrew! You're so sharp-tongued and wild that not even a beggar would marry you. You'll die alone at home!”
The crown prince, born to wealth and honor: “Say that again?”
Song Pupu: “Your Highness, I'm not thin, I'm not gentle, and I can't be virtuous and proper.”
Xie Changming: “How convenient. I like a crown princess who knows how to throw a punch.”
It turned out that everything had been part of a long-laid plan.
“Just be yourself. The person who loves you will always choose you. This time, next time, every time.”
Setting:
The Great Zhou dynasty valued literary pursuits over martial arts, and its rules of propriety were strict, especially in the capital. Women were expected to be “soft” and “weak,” and the “sickly beauty” look was especially fashionable. The thinner and paler a woman was, the more beautiful she was considered.
