Soul Transmigration and Rebirth + Princess + Suitors Competing for Her
Fengyang traveled from the modern world to the Great Qian Dynasty and became a princess. In her first life, to keep her immense wealth and status, she decided to give up her childhood sweetheart and marry an easy-to-control man from a poor family.
But on their wedding night, her husband brought a pregnant woman into the bridal chamber and said she was carrying his child.
To preserve the royal family's reputation, Fengyang drank the concubine's tea. As a result, Shen Yanqing and Wan Niang schemed against her, robbing her of the chance to become a mother!
Fengyang was reborn. Everyone said the princess had gone mad, but she had not lost her mind; she had simply stopped pretending. She no longer cared about that damn reputation, and sent her husband and his mistress to the Office of Prudential Punishment. The mistress was exiled, while the scoundrel Shen Yanqing was secretly rescued by the Nineteenth Prince, who had unusual tastes, through a scheme hatched by Fengyang and her imperial brother.
Fengyang, meanwhile, found herself surrounded by men vying for her attention.
Ji Tingbai: "Princess, I was born to a concubine. Do you think my family background is inferior to Young Master Liu's?"
Fengyang: "No, Tingbai, you're wonderful!"
Meng Xuanqing: "We can't let the princess suffer another heartbreak. We should find a few more men for her."
Liu Qingyan: "Princess, do you still remember what happened on the night of the first snowfall?"
Young General Pei Jin: "Little Fengyang, you promised you would marry me. Do you still remember?"
Everyone: "The princess cannot marry him!"
Fengyang had many male companions. Even princes and holy sons from other countries were at her beck and call. Years later, while traveling with several of her men, Fengyang ran into Shen Yanqing again.
"Princess, doesn't that man look a little familiar?"
"I heard he's a newcomer serving the Nineteenth Prince. I think his name is Linu."
Good looking, interesting plot, engaging
It's very well written, and it gets more exciting the more you read later.