The Princess Stumbled into a Fake Martial World

The young princess Xia Lingying is a limp noodle at home, but a scourge to scoundrels in the martial world. She dumps Tang Yin, the "weak" pretty boy who plays the pig to eat the tiger, only to be forced to marry her childhood nemesis, Bai Shuangchao, the second young master of the Imperial Uncle's family. After the wedding, they avoid each other until their divorce, when she discovers that Bai Shuangchao = Tang Yin... Good grief. With her "ex-husband" hot on her heels, Xia Lingying lashes out with her whip: "Liar! Get lost!" Bai Shuangchao gently draws her into his arms. "My lady, which way shall we get lost this time?" -A boisterous, adorable princess who's easy to fool and placate, but not so easy to sweep off her feet VS a man who almost grew up with her, hides his true abilities, and suffers through the struggle to win his wife back- They fall in love while hiding behind secret identities. After searching for her a thousand times among the crowd, he finds her in the depths of the flower shadows, holding his divorce papers. [==Reader's Guide==] 1. A plot-driven, sweet romance in a fictional setting. 2. Alternating POVs, with a large ensemble cast. Happy ending. 3. Royal secrets, martial-world vendettas, and grudges between schools. 4. Read in good faith. Feel free to stay or leave, but please don't be rude. Thank you for your understanding and support. [The series novel, A Chance to Flirt, is complete and ready to read.] Thanks to the lovely Miss A (Weibo: @itisalice) for creating the cover. The young princess and Er Bai under the crabapple tree are absolutely adorable! Please don't use the artwork without permission. If you have a moment, please visit and follow the author's page to show your support: A Chance to Flirt, Her Little Dragon Throne And don't forget to check out my friend's completed novel: A Red Apricot Branch Heralds Spring on Paper, by Xu Chengyue Theme: Whether serving at court or living far from it in the martial world, do all you can to protect the people.