Transmigrated as the Emperor's Villainous Younger Sister

[You can save my upcoming story The Sleeping Beauty Stolen by the Tyrant by visiting my author page.] The book says that the Princess of Jin is fair-skinned and gorgeous, with a voluptuous figure, but she's as wicked as a snake, promiscuous, and even drove the Crown Prince Consort's first wife to her death. In the end, she was nearly drowned in the people's spit... After transmigrating, Shen Jia devotes herself to pursuing wealth and status. She throws away the script at once and clings to the powerful man before her. "Royal Brother, I wish to serve at your side and never marry." The man lets out a low, hoarse laugh. "Such a good girl. As a reward, you can have anything you want. I will grant it." "I want endless mansions with views of lakes, seas, and rivers; countless top-of-the-line carriages; gold without end; and a platinum royal membership card that works at upscale clothing, jade, and gourmet shops all over the country." "No problem," the man readily agrees. "And... a dozen handsome lovers." Shen Jia puts on a serious face. "What did you say?" The man's gaze turns cold, and a dangerous aura presses in on her. The next day, Shen Jia repeatedly admits her mistake, then runs out in tears. From that day on, she never dares bring it up again. "I love you more than life itself. If the whole world hurts you, I'll make the whole world pay. But if you don't love me, we'll die together." Princess is only a title. The male and female leads are not related by blood. Here's another upcoming historical romance, The Sleeping Beauty Stolen by the Tyrant. Visit the author's page to save it! The State of Song is conquered. Its former ruler kneels and begs for surrender, offering the ninth princess to the general who usurped the throne. The ninth princess, Mu Wanwan, is stunningly beautiful, delicate, and graceful, but she suffers from a strange illness. She is extremely prone to sleep and can sleep until the sky grows dark, day or night. Her childhood sweetheart, the young general, is gone, leaving only a ruthless, cold-blooded tyrant. Everyone worries about the little princess's future. Then a miracle happens to Mu Wanwan. As long as she is near the new emperor, she can stay awake a little longer each day. To sleep fewer hours, Mu Wanwan blinks her misty, tearful eyes and quietly moves closer to him, reminding herself again and again: "I want crab roe pastries, soup dumplings, clay-pot rice, and crystal cakes. I don't want to fall asleep." "The clothing shop in the west of the city has new clothes. I want to try on a few more fashionable outfits." "The new musician and swordsman are so handsome. I want to look at them a little longer." * A midsummer night, dark and windy. The man corners her beside the bathtub, calmly tugging at her sash. Blood stains his handsome profile, and his voice is languid. "What's the tastiest? What's the most fun? What's the prettiest?" Mu Wanwan's survival instincts kick in. "You, you, it's all you." "Good girl." From then on, whenever he goes to see her after court each day, he carries a hammer with him. He sits outside her bedchamber, cracking almonds and walnuts, just waiting for her to wake so he can feed her fresh nuts himself. The new emperor, Pei Shao, has lived a tumultuous life. He fell from the heights into the mire, lost his family, sank into despair, then rose to the top again. And throughout it all, the only person who never abandoned him was the little princess from years ago, a ray of light in the abyss. Theme: Live as your true self