I Refuse to Court, and You Let Thirty Princes Get Married?

[Western Fantasy crazily criticizes the queen, the princes compete for hegemony, and there are multiple female protagonists] That night, Lilias led Adrian into the secret room. The walls are covered with his portraits. She spoke of her love, promising power and wealth. Adrian only said two words: "Disgusting." The next day, the marriage decree of thirty princes spread throughout the royal capital. Lilias, the regent, packed up thirty princes and sent them to various countries for marriage on the grounds that "Leon has only one princess." Adrian, who rejected her, was sent to a bitter cold place in the north under her "special care" to marry the unfavored second daughter of the Thorn family. One is a handsome prince who is in trouble, and the other is a weak girl who is ignored. In this frozen land ravaged by cold waves and cold ghosts, until an inconspicuous relic bead opened the Xianmiao trading platform across the sky. It also became the key to his revenge. Lilias didn't know all this yet. Receive daily reports from the chamberlain : "Your Majesty, His Royal Highness Twenty-Seven... Can't hold on any longer." Lilias turned over the hand that was reviewing the memorial and sneered: "I know, let him suffer, and tell me when he begs for mercy." "Your Majesty, Your Highness Twenty-seven would like to ask for mercy." Lilias raised her lips slightly: "Are you giving in now? It's too late. Wait until he crawls over to beg me in person." "Sorry, Your Majesty," the chamberlain rushed in, his voice trembling, "His Royal Highness Twenty-Seven... Has finished sweeping away the other twenty-nine princes, and now it's our turn." Lilias' expression suddenly changed: "What did you say?!"