Transmigrated into My Archrival's Darling

After defeating an enemy nation, female general Di Yao happily led her troops home to claim her reward. But on the way, someone tried to assassinate her. When she awoke, she had become Zhu Yaoyao, the apple of the enemy crown prince Rong Jing's eye. Rong Jing, crown prince of Qing, had a jade-like figure and skin as fair as snow. Hailed as the most beautiful gentleman in the land, he was nicknamed the Water-Moon Bodhisattva. Rumor had it that he adored Zhu Yaoyao deeply. But after Qing fell, Zhu Yaoyao refused to follow Rong Jing into a life of hardship and ran away. She fell ill and died while being taken back, and Di Yao took her place. A female general who had never been in love now faced an enemy crown prince who was madly in love with "her." She was trembling with fear. Rong Jing gazed at her tenderly, his long fingers brushing her cheek. "Why are you so heartless to me..." Di Yao broke out in goosebumps. B-Bro, calm down! Rong Jing: Cannot calm down.JPG. Reader's guide: One-on-one, strong female lead and strong male lead. The male lead isn't actually in love with the original Zhu Yaoyao. It was all an act, but after meeting the female lead...??? --Please add my new book to your reading list-- My new book, After the Rebirth of a Wicked Supporting Lady, can be added to your reading list by clicking through to my author page. It starts on June 21. After the Rebirth of a Wicked Supporting Lady In her previous life, Su Wanling did whatever it took to gain wealth and status. She broke off her engagement to the son of a minor sixth-rank official, framed her older sister and sent her tumbling down the steps, leaving her legs crippled, and stole her sister's marriage, which she thought would be the happiest in the world. She married the crown prince, a man revered by all and held in the highest esteem. But then that man helped another woman ascend to the throne as empress, and Su Wanling was sentenced to public execution because of that woman! Reborn, she returned to the moment twelve years earlier when she had just pushed her sister down the steps. Looking at her sister below the seventeen steps, the same sister who would later become crippled but still run around to save her, she rushed down with all her strength and carried her away. In this life, she wanted neither wealth nor the position of empress. She wanted only her family! She only wanted her sister to live in peace! But she didn't know that the humble son of the sixth-rank official whose engagement she had broken off was watching her from the shadows of the woods. Theme: Women's autonomy