The Princess Doesn't Want to Fall in Love

The Emperor wants to choose a consort for Princess Le'an.

The entire court is terrified.

Those who are already engaged hurry to get married; those who aren't even grab someone off the street so they can get married.

The Emperor says he's truly at a loss.

Princess Le'an: "I don't want to get married. I've beaten up everyone who's courted me. Figure out what to do yourselves."

This is not a palace intrigue novel, not a palace intrigue novel, not a palace intrigue novel!!! The leads are strictly monogamous, and their romance is not angst-ridden. The male lead is genuinely sweet and naive. If you like reading about all kinds of infighting and power struggles, don't click on this.

Coming soon: "Beauty of the Western Palace"

Prince Jing is in love with Chu Xinglian's older sister, Chu Yuehe, and he and Xinglian can't stand each other.

At fourteen, Xinglian is pushed down the stairs by Yuehe. When she wakes up, she is horrified to discover that she is now eighteen, and a disgraced consort living in the Cold Palace.

Even worse, Prince Jing, the man she hated most, has become the current Emperor.

Xinglian trembles in a corner of the Cold Palace.

The Emperor narrows his foxlike eyes: "Chu Xinglian, are you coming over here on your own, or are you coming over here on your own?"

Half an hour later...

The Emperor: "Fine. If you won't come over, I'll go to you myself."

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