The Princess Wants a Divorce [Reborn]

Coming next: The Princess Climbed Through My Window Again Last Night, about two people transmigrating into a book, one in ancient times and one in the modern day, and their journeys through a story with two different versions of the plot.

[Blurb]

Chu Ran is reborn before her wedding.

She does everything she can to break off the engagement.

But Chancellor Lu has had a secret passage built between their two households, letting him come and go as he pleases.

He pursues his wife in every way imaginable.

Rose candies, honey-coated water chestnuts, lotus pastries, ruyi rolls...

Chu Ran: This is pig farming.

[Little Bonus Scene]

One day, Chu Ran pinned her down on the bed and leaned in close, gazing at her neck. "Chancellor Lu, you are so reserved, while I treat you so shamelessly. Why do you still like me?"

The Chancellor's eyes were as calm as water. "If I broke off the engagement, ten years would have gone to waste. Wouldn't that be a loss?"

Chu Ran leaned over her. Her hand rested on the corner of Lu's lips, stroking it gently, a hint of reckless amusement in her smile. "Chancellor, are you scared?"

*Both are reborn. There's a bit of wish fulfillment, and they dote on and flirt with each other. The Chancellor will be blind at first, but regain her sight after ten chapters.

*The princess can be tough, gentle, fierce, or adorable. She can bring all eighteen martial arts to bear against Chancellor Lu Shi.

*You can also read this as a food story.

Check out my completed novel from this year, The Young Marquis Is So Soft, featuring an adorable, gentle young marquis and an aloof, immaculate chancellor.

The Empress Is So Upright (Transmigration into a Book): My empress... is immensely strong. A simple, sweet story about an emperor and empress.

Coming next: The Child Sent to My Door Became the Emperor

A free-spirited prince gets drunk and arranges a marriage for his daughter.

The intended groom is Lin Ran, the child of an old friend he hasn't seen in years. Six months later, his old friend dies, leaving no family behind. With no other choice, the child is sent to the Ninth Prince's residence along with the family's enormous fortune.

Only then does the Princess Commandery, Mu Liang, discover that her absurd father has promised her to a baby who has just turned one. A verbal promise can be changed, but the Ninth Prince is stubborn and refuses to change it, telling her to wait a few years.

Wait a few years? For what?

After hearing the news, Mu Liang's admirers come asking for her hand. They say they don't mind the extra baggage and are willing to take both the big one and the little one home. Having another child is a good thing, after all.

The little husband-to-be can't speak clearly. Clinging to Mu Liang's hand, he calls her "Mama."

Mu Liang corrects him: "A Liang."

The little husband-to-be repeats: "Mama..."

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