The Regent’s Boundless Devotion: His Princess Consort Has Run Off Again

[Historical romance + transmigrate + love that grows over time + best friend reborn + real and fake heiresses…]

In a daze, Ji Yunnuan transmigrates to ancient times, becoming the real daughter recently brought back to the Minister of Rites’ household and the fiancée of a regent said to bring death to his wives.

After transmigrating, she faces two choices:

Either obediently marry the prince and wait for death like the many women before her who died violent deaths, or use every resource at her disposal to find the mountain and ruined temple that caused her to transmigrate.

Ji Yunnuan decisively chooses the second option.

Someone tries to assassinate the prince. Should I take the hit?

…

Uh… Why is the prince looking at me more and more strangely?

He keeps sneaking into her boudoir after drinking, growing bolder every time.

With more and more mosquito bites appearing on her body, Ji Yunnuan grits her teeth. “Forget this lousy engagement.”

The prince laughs in exasperation. “Forget it? I’ll move the wedding up instead.”

The prince’s childhood sweetheart, the Empress Dowager, is jealous and sends assassins to set the mountain ablaze. From then on, one person “cannot be found alive or dead,” while the other loses his memory and forgets his past.

…

The childhood sweetheart drugs the prince, leaving him unable to have children, while Ji Yunnuan recuperates in Shu.

A divine doctor’s thousand-mile matchmaking works its magic. When the prince’s medicine takes effect again, he spends a night of passion with the young lady from the neighboring courtyard.

The young lady’s father is furious and vows to stand in the way of the prince’s marriage.

The prince helplessly explains, “I’m not taking a concubine. I’m marrying her.”

Ji Yunnuan pats her belly. “Baby, do you want a father?”

If not, she’ll go inherit the thrones of two kingdoms.