A Beauty to Captivate the Nation, Beloved by Both

Being her husband is a high-risk occupation, because there's always a villain trying to force her into marriage.

Shen Jingrong transmigrates into a book. In this world, imperial authority has fallen into decline and powerful lords vie for supremacy, with farewells between life and death playing out every day.

Transmigrating into a world like this is already enough to make her miserable. But then things get even worse: Shen Jingrong is to be married off. She takes a closer look and, good grief, every candidate is a villain.

Her cousin, who grew up with her, appears to be a refined, gentle gentleman from an aristocratic family. In truth, he will become a ruthless warlord who carves out his own territory. He is a villain.

The young emperor, who has proposed to her many times, resolves to reclaim the power that has slipped away from him. He governs diligently and promises to devote himself to her alone for life. But he is also a scheming villain, lying low in secret.

Then there's the ambitious warlord who is determined to have her. He amasses troops and grows ever more powerful, eventually conquering the realm and usurping the throne. He is the greatest villain of them all.

Shen Jingrong marries three times and becomes empress three times. Each of her husbands is a villain. As if bound by a curse, they all vie for her as well as for power in their struggle to rule the realm.

The history books record: The Shen woman was empress in three successive dynasties, unrivaled in all the land.

P.S. There are Male Leads One, Two, and Three. All the male leads are pure.

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