After I Broke Off the Engagement, I Drove the Chaste Crown Prince Wild

[Court and household intrigue + a master flirt who charms men + devoted to one another + obsessive, dangerously intense male lead + sweet and steamy]

Jiang Li transmigrates into a book as the legitimate daughter of a marquis’s household, a woman who was manipulated into starving herself to death. The original owner had a voluptuous, stunning figure, but her scheming half-sister persuaded her to bind her chest and go hungry every day. She grew gaunt and sallow, and even her fiancé, the Third Prince, found her repulsive and broke off their engagement.

Jiang Li is a master at winning men over. She rips off her chest bindings: How dare anyone ruin this goddess’s figure? She turns her attention to Pei Ji, the aloof Crown Prince who has spent years cultivating Buddhism and keeping himself above worldly desires.

All of the capital waits to laugh at Jiang Li, convinced that she will kill herself in shame after the Third Prince abandons her. But at the palace banquet, she appears in a red dress that outshines every woman there. In the dimly lit Buddhist hall, the snow-cold Crown Prince pins her against a stack of scriptures, the corners of his eyes bloodshot. “Lili, you were the one who tempted me. Now you have to see this through.”