You Captivate the Kingdom, I Give You My Heart (Reborn)

As a princess cherished by all under heaven, Yang Pan could have enjoyed a smooth and easy life. She never would have imagined that one day her husband would point a sword at her head, and that she would have to kill him to avenge herself. She wants to stay away from scum, no matter how handsome and graceful he is, how noble and wealthy, what sweet words he has spoken, or how tender his eyes may be... But Yang Pan, who knows what happened in her previous life, gradually uncovers the secrets he is hiding... ◇Reader's Guide◇ ◇This novel is part of the same series as The Gambler Emperor, but it is entirely fictional, born purely from the author's imagination. ◇This is not a satisfying revenge story about punishing scum. Readers who enjoy rebirth stories about taking revenge on scum may be disappointed. ◇This is a 1v1 romance. The male lead is not reborn, but after the course of his fate changes, things will get sweeter and sweeter. Happy ending. ◇There is no golden finger. The heroine keeps stumbling into traps early on, but each one lays the foundation for what comes next. The writing, plot, and follow-through are all guaranteed! If it sounds good, add it to your collection. Knowing people are reading gives me more motivation to update. The author's planned stories: The Little Wolf Lord's Strategy: an extra story about Luo Dad and Si Jing Phoenix Dust: historical romance Scum: contemporary romance The author's recommended works: The Love Story of the Imperial Court in the Capital: a beautiful and poisonous dowager empress like a mandrake versus an unrestrained minister who cares for both his family and country The Gambler Emperor: He can win anything under heaven, but he's afraid of his wife. Yuanjia's Hasty Retreat: the chaotic Northern and Southern Dynasties, two heroines and two male leads. It's a niche setting, but the author loves it! The Record of a Life Wasted: the author's debut. Written with great sincerity, but very, very slow, and very, very angsty. Read with caution. Theme: