The Villainess Has Too Many Secret Identities, and the Cold-Faced Regent Has Fallen for Her

[True villainess focused on making money + multiple secret identities revealed + two powerful leads in a political struggle + the Prince Regent bends the knee + supporting characters transmigrate into a book or are reborn + everyone is scheming + top-tier mind games]

Ruan Zhaowei was the capital's number one villainess: greedy, vindictive, ruthless, and cruel. If anyone dared cross her, she'd strip them of everything they owned!

When the Marquis's wife celebrated her birthday, others gave gold and jade. Ruan Zhaowei had a black coffin carried in and smashed up the banquet! When the lid was lifted, inside lay the Marquis's chief steward, who had supposedly "died" three days earlier. Two deals fell through that very day, and after nightfall she stole five cartloads of the Marquis's purple copper. Madam Liang was so furious she wanted to tear her to pieces.

The whole capital waited for her to pick a fight with someone beyond her reach, unaware that she was the true owner of the Ten Thousand Gold Pavilion and the one who held the master seal of "Wuchang," ruler of the Ghost Market.

She had an even more dangerous identity, one tied to a military and political case from six years ago that must never see the light of day.

The reborn Grand Princess remembered a tragic past life and was convinced Ruan Zhaowei would bring ruin to the country. A commoner daughter who had transmigrated into a book thought she knew the plot, sided with the Marquis's household, and wanted to watch Ruan Zhaowei lose everything with her own eyes.

They wanted to rewrite her fate, but she was determined to make them pay the price!

Then she crossed paths with the most untouchable man in the Great Qi: Prince Regent Wen Jibai, who had no royal blood.

He investigated military supplies while she stole private copper. He laid a web with no escape, and she insisted on dismantling it, even daring to press a blade to his waist.

Everyone expected the Prince Regent to bring her to heel, but instead they watched the cold-faced man make exception after exception for her, even personally changing a scheme he'd spent years planning.

She smiled and asked, "Your Highness, you haven't really fallen for me, have you?"

He caught her hand and said quietly, "I have. Ruan Zhaowei, do you dare admit it?"

[One-on-one romance | Two powerful leads | Happy ending | The heroine is a true villainess and never whitewashed | Secret identities revealed one by one]