My Cousin Is a Royal In-Law

A palace-harem story about watching the drama unfold and lying flat. Wang Su transmigrated into the body of an ancient-world “heaven’s favorite.” Born into a noble family, little Wang Su looked at the perfectly round, tiny yellow-bean-sized natural freshwater pearls strung around her neck. Their luster was so dazzling that she put down the belt she had been about to hang herself with. Her mother was a princess, her grandmother the empress dowager, and Wang Su grew up in the palace playing with the princes. She truly lived up to the saying, “I’m just like a sister to my princely brothers.” In reality, she’d been pulling the princes’ hair, tugging at their waistbands, and snatching the gifts the empress dowager gave them since childhood. Wang Su was intensely jealous of these princes. Why couldn’t she get to enjoy such a wonderful life? She lived wildly for eighteen years. By then, her grandmother had become the grand empress dowager, and her mother had become a grand princess. They hurried to arrange a marriage for Wang Su, but the three handsome men they picked all died within a year of marrying her. Her fate was simply too powerful. The new emperor sighed and said, “I’ll marry my cousin. I’ll make sure she’s treated well.” The male and female leads have a marriage in name only, with no consummation. They are also more than three generations removed by blood, so even by modern standards they could legally marry, let alone in an ancient society where marriage between cousins was accepted. Please review this fairly.