The Marquis's Beloved Wife (Transmigrate Into a Book)

My next novel is titled Royal Princess. See the blurb below. Please, lovely readers, come over and add it to your favorites! Mwah~

After a plane crash, Liu Xin transmigrated into a book as Liu Xin, a doomed princess of a fallen kingdom. She knew how every character in the story would end up.

She would be divorced and die miserably;

the male lead would rise to the throne, marry the one he loved most, and take his childhood sweetheart as a concubine. He would have everything he wanted.

Liu Xin refused to accept that ending. Being divorced was no big deal, but dying miserably was out of the question. As long as she had enough money, anything could be solved.

This time around, Liu Xin would call the shots.

Everyone knew Wei Xun's parents and elder brother had been killed by King Liu. Wei Xun loathed the Liu clan, so surely he had ulterior motives for marrying Liu Xin. Everyone waited eagerly for her to be cast aside, but no one expected the reserved, aloof Marquis Wei to cherish her like a treasure, treat her as the love of his life, and raise her all the way to the throne as empress.

Wei Xun had only three desires in life: to unify the realm, to wield supreme power, and to have his beloved wife Liaoliao.

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Royal Princess

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Royal Princess blurb:

[Blurb One]

The Zhou royal princess, named Huan, was stunningly beautiful, with a graceful and radiant appearance.

The young noblemen all pursued her eagerly.

After a defeat on the battlefield, she was forced to marry into the state of Ying to appease its lords.

[Blurb Two]

Prince Yu of Ying was skilled enough to wield a blade and ride into battle, and learned enough to govern the nation and bring peace to its people. He could stand alone and was invincible.

Who could have guessed he would stumble over a marriage alliance, forced to wed a princess from a declining royal house?

[Before the Wedding]

Strategist Gan Jia: "Princess Huan of Zhou is a peerless beauty, and talented too. It wouldn't hurt to bring her home and feast your eyes on her."

The Crown Prince scoffed: "Do you take me for a man who indulges in wine and women and wallows in debauchery?"

[After the Wedding]

What does it mean to have a taste for something and crave more? What does it mean for love to make a hero lose his resolve?

Ask him. He knows best.

Theme: Love knows no bounds