Who’s Been Involved with All Three Big Shots? Me?

(One heroine and three male leads, a rivalry-fueled battle for her heart, all the men are sexually pure, ditzy beauty)

After transmigrating into a book, Huo Shui discovers that she’s not only become the neglected Princess Consort of Prince Chen in an old-fashioned tragic romance, but has somehow acquired three extramarital affairs.

To the world, she’s the jilted princess everyone pities.

In secret, however, she’s caught the attention of three powerful men: a cool and upright chief councilor, a passionate and sincere general, and a gentle yet dangerous emperor.

The prince doesn’t love her, and the whole capital is waiting to laugh at her.

But no one knows that by day she’s alone in an empty courtyard, while by night she’s torn between three powerful men.

This tragic romance seems to be getting stranger the more she transmigrates into it.

Everyone in the capital knows that Prince Chen’s consort is out of favor and that someone else has the prince’s heart.

She has the title of principal wife, but even a favored concubine outranks her in practice. She’s a laughingstock anyone in the capital can gossip about.

No one knows that this “neglected” consort is secretly entangled with three men she should never have provoked.

One is Xie Yan, the aloof, proud, and impeccably proper chief councilor. He seems as virtuous as polished jade, but behind closed doors, he’s most skilled at leaving her with nowhere to run.

One is Jiang Jin, a dashing young general, passionate and sincere. Full of youthful ardor and fervent hope, he can hardly wait to lay his whole heart before her.

And then there’s Xiao Jue, the new emperor, gentle, noble, and unfathomable. Though he’s a master of weighing pros and cons, he’s also the most skilled at quietly favoring and indulging her.

So everyone thinks Huo Shui is an out-of-favor consort, spending her days in an empty courtyard.

Only Huo Shui knows the truth: by day, she’s the consort neglected by the prince; by night, the chief councilor coaxes her, the general protects her, and the emperor dotes on her. Each man is more difficult than the last, and none is willing to let her go.