The Princess Doesn't Do House-Fighting

This is the story of a princess who is reborn, then reborn again. The princess says, "My consort can love whoever he likes. I'm done with him!" After dying because of her irrational, misguided ideas about love, this princess is reborn. She reshapes her ideas about what love should be, then is reborn again into her past life, where she proudly starts her life over. "Your Highness, I heard your consort's childhood sweetheart has come to visit!" said palace attendant A. "Good," said the princess. "Your Highness, I heard your consort is going to marry his childhood sweetheart!" said palace attendant B. "Good," said the princess. "Your Highness, I heard your consort wants to mend your broken relationship!" said palace attendant C. "Good. Prepare the carriage! We're going back to the manor. Bar the front gate and lock the back one. If he wants to mend our broken relationship, he's out of luck!" said the princess. The consort: "I haven't even done anything yet. How did my wife disappear?" The consort, who hasn't done anything wrong in this life, insists he's completely innocent! The strategist watching the show says, "The general's family drama is quite a spectacle." The strategist's wife, also watching the show, says, "The princess is too timid. If it were me, I'd start by giving him a few lashes!" The onlookers watching the show say, "Your Highness, don't shut the door so tightly. Leave us a little crack to peek through!"