A Thousand Charms and Graces: The Emperor Is Lost in Her Every Day

[A Dramatic, Mischievous Airhead Beauty VS. A Madly Devoted, Unhinged Emperor] [Both leads are each other's one and only; he dotes exclusively on her; she is not a strong heroine; love at first sight from the hero's perspective, love growing over time from the heroine's] With the realm split into four, the Sheng kingdom sends Jiang Yao to become a consort in Fu Hanlin's harem, a plaything to curry favor with him. From then on, Jiang Yao's goal in life is to please Fu Hanlin and enjoy a life of luxury in the harem, with everything going her way. The emperor dotes on her, loves her, protects her, and gives her the rank of Noble Consort. When she kills, he hands her the knife. When she sets fires, he fans the flames. When she bullies people, he backs her up. After two years of his exclusive favor, the ministers impeach her. Unwilling to be branded a bewitching consort who brings ruin to the realm, Jiang Yao urges the emperor to hold a selection and fill the harem. Unexpectedly, Fu Hanlin, who has always doted on and loved her, goes mad and pins her to the bed, demanding her night after night. The man's eyes are bloodshot. “Yao Yao wants to magnanimously give me to someone else again? Dream on!” “I'll give you the throne of Empress. I promise you, Yao Yao, that for my whole life, you alone will be my wife.”