Blurb:
Jingtang transmigrates into a male-oriented novel as a cannon-fodder villain. From the start, she is sentenced to death for nearly forcing herself on the injured crown prince.
With her silver tongue, she gets the crown prince to lower his guard, and now and then puts on a pitiful act to wheedle rewards from him.
The crown prince takes pity on Jingtang and lets her stay by his side from then on.
"As if I want your pity! I want money!" Jingtang silently curses the lecher, then runs off to Huzhou with every last coin on him.
A year later, she has settled down in Huzhou and found a fiance.
One day, while out shopping for wedding supplies, she runs straight into the crown prince.
A glint of amusement flashes in his deep eyes. "You runaway concubine. I've finally caught you."
"I'm not your concubine! I already have a husband."
Furious and mortified, Jingtang throws out a threat and tries to flee, but he catches her and drags her back.
Under the warm bed curtains, the crown prince tears down the wedding decoration beside the bed and kisses her deeply. "This is rather interesting. So eager to marry me?"
P.S. The heroine has no sexual experience, while the hero does. Coercive possession. Short story.
Theme: Perseverance
