The Seductive Villainess’s Guide to Training Her Dog

[Villainess + seductive charmer + taming dogs + men fighting over her + slight everyone-loves-her vibe + satisfying read]

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After a civil war divided the court into three kingdoms, they spent ten years fighting and draining one another’s strength. At last, they signed the first ten-year peace treaty.

Yue Zhao had only just been found among the common people and returned as the “real princess.” She was immediately sent to a neighboring kingdom for a political marriage, nothing more than a lucky charm.

In a foreign land full of danger, she diligently set about finding powerful allies.

The warmhearted young marquis who spoke his mind ✅

The gentle yet sinister regent ✅

The aloof, refined son of the chancellor ✅

The deranged, twisted hostage prince ✅

The lofty, untouchable state preceptor ✅

And then there was her childhood friend, a smiling schemer who looked exactly like that untouchable beauty. Somehow, he had started acting strange too.

She’d heard people call her a “seductive charmer.” What did that mean? Was she supposed to fish for compliments?

Yue Zhao said her pond had no fish, only mad dogs fighting for her attention.

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What’s true may be false, and what’s false may be true.

Using her identity as the “real princess,” Yue Zhao openly moved among the royal families of several kingdoms.

From Sheng to Xuan to Ling, every step concealed one conspiracy after another.

Though Yue Zhao seemed to weave her way among men, her resolve was stronger than anyone’s.

The throne had always been hers.

Her heart was never given away.

Men were merely pieces on her chessboard.

And to be honest, she was a villainess.

The surprise was that even so, they all fought to be her dogs.