The Lie-Fat Son-in-Law: The Princess Insists on Marrying the Wrong Man

A small ensemble cast, a strong female lead, and ancient political intrigue

A woman’s self-awakening: being reborn is not a gift of salvation, but a victory of her own will.

The best kind of love means moving forward side by side: “I was already strong, and then I happened to meet someone just as strong as me.”

Reborn on her wedding day, Xiao Qingli is no longer the Grand Princess who was drained dry by family ties and duty. In this life, she is decisive and brilliant, determined to live for herself and enjoy every moment.

Through a twist of fate, she marries Xie Yunzhi, the notorious layabout of the capital. The world mocks her, and her enemies rejoice, never realizing that this mistaken marriage is her first step toward breaking free of fate.

She believes her rebirth is a victory of her own will, unaware that it is tied to a secret of reincarnation. He thinks lying flat in this life is his ultimate destination, never imagining that he would fall in love with her at first sight.

When the struggle for imperial power erupts once more, she makes herself a piece on the board and plans every move, stirring up storms across the land. Her husband, who seems capable only of telling deadpan jokes, always smooths away every disturbance at crucial moments with effortless ease.

The early chapters are a little slow, but things get more and more exciting after Chapter 25.