Reborn as the Emperor's Pearl

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Blurb

Ming Jingci, the eldest princess of Dajing, was betrothed to the regent's adopted eldest son after her younger brother lost to the regent. On her wedding night, she faked her death to escape the predicament, fled Jinling, assumed another identity, and disguised herself as a man to join the army.

By a twist of fate, she became the personal guard of the great general, Marquis Changying. Xie Changying was brave and resourceful, with a handsome face. There wasn't a single daughter of a prestigious family who didn't want to marry him. Unfortunately, he had lost an arm and was the regent's adopted son. Everyone knew the regent and the current emperor were bitter rivals, so most noble families gave up on the idea. And since he showed no interest in women, even those who hoped to find another way to place a young woman by his side had no opportunity.

Ming Jingci was the eldest princess of Dajing, and now she had fallen into Xie Changying's hands. If her identity were exposed, there would be no chance of survival. From then on, Ming Jingci spent every day figuring out how to conceal who she was, terrified that she might one day die by his blade.

Later, Ming Jingci's identity still failed to stay hidden. She thought the general would have her beheaded in public, but to her surprise, he pretended not to know and even helped cover for her.

Xie Changying felt there was something wrong with him. He actually wanted to spend every day with his personal guard. It seemed he had the same preference for men described in his ancestors' accounts. To cut off the problem at its root, he decided to replace his personal guard. Who would have thought that he'd discover his guard was actually a little white rabbit in a dog's skin?

In short, it's the story of a cunning princess disguising herself as a well-behaved little rabbit to win over a mighty wolf of a battle god.

Blurb for this novel

In her previous life, Mingzhu gave her heart to the wrong man, became the Crown Prince's consort, and met a tragic end.

When she opened her eyes again, she'd returned to the chrysanthemum banquet where she first met the Crown Prince. This time, she kept her eyes open and set her sights on the handsome, aloof Prince Yu.

She sent him pastries and arranged chance encounters, all to get close to the cold Prince Yu.

A month later, nothing had come of it. Mingzhu felt a little dejected. Lying in bed that night, she wondered if she ought to try a different approach.

Who could have guessed that in the middle of the night, the cold Prince Yu would sneak into her room and angrily ask, "Am I only worth one month of your effort?" There was even a trace of grievance in his eyes. Mingzhu blinked. "Of course not."

Zhao Yu grew even more annoyed. "Then why haven't I seen you for days?"

Mingzhu's heart softened.

"Your Highness ignored me. How could I keep throwing myself at you?"

She was truly spoiled to the core.

The usually calculating Prince Yu was suddenly at a loss. After a long pause, he swept his charming sweetheart into his arms and gently coaxed her. "Then let me hold you. I also want to eat the pastries you make. You aren't allowed to make them for anyone else."

He spoke in a domineering tone, but his arms only tightened around her, refusing to let go.

Reader's guide: The heroine only wants to change her fate. The hero is actually very clingy.

Theme: The daily life of a spoiled young lady taming her husband