The Princess Sent Away in a Political Marriage, Loved by No One

They all knew she was a fake princess who had taken the rightful princess's place. They could all see the turbulent desire beneath her seductive, alluring exterior. They guarded against her, teased her, and rejected her. They let her indulge in her own self-importance and giddiness, only to make all her schemes and plans come to nothing in the end. Yes, none of them loved her. Later, the men who couldn't keep the princess all went mad. Because she would only ever have one chance to choose them. The princess could lose herself in love, or she could choose to love no one. Also known as: The Broken Engagement That Made Him Beg for a Place in Her Heart A Hopeless Romantic Who Personally Pushed Away the One He Loved Most How to Become a Foolish King, Blinded by the Princess's Allure How to Be a Gentle, Innocent Husband So Your Wife Feels Safe by Your Side Since You Already Know What Kind of Woman the Princess Is, Could You Stop Making Excuses to Get Close to Her? If the Princess Would Choose Me One More Time, I'd Do Anything for Her Political marriage arcs (not in order): Political marriage to the Gentle Clan of the Western Regions Political marriage to the Tomb Clan of the Imperial Mausoleum Political marriage to the Witch Clan of the Southern Frontier Political marriage to the Serpent Clan of the Ten Thousand Marshes Political marriage to the Bear Clan of the Northern Forest Political marriage to the Hidden Clan of the Eastern Gorge Political marriage to the Ghost Clan of the Netherworld Political marriage to the Heavenly Clan of Peach Blossom Spring Moon Journey arcs (not in order): A Fated Encounter on the Immortal Isle: The Young Immortal The Nightbound Ship: The Enchanting Merman The Mountain God's Sacrifice: Lord of the Mountains The River God's Bride: God of All Rivers The Golden Crow's Revenge: Heir of the Blazing Sun The Fox's Reward: A Devoted Guardian The Valley of Lost Love: The Divine Son of the Secret Realm The Royal Court's Sea of Hatred: The Real and Fake Princesses Sins of the Moon Journey: The Temple Attendant P.S. 1. This is not a reverse harem. The same heroine makes different choices in different lives, becoming involved one-on-one with a particular male lead. Different choices lead to different endings. Each new reincarnation is a fresh start and a new story. Each male lead is the protagonist of his own arc and a supporting character in the others. 2. The heroine is a scheming, delicate “villainess who stirs up trouble,” not a strong female lead. The story includes adventure. The male leads can only act as caretakers early on, but most lean toward possessiveness and fighting over her later. The entire story revolves around men and women entangled in love and desire. This is purely a personal fantasy based on the author's impression of this type of villainess. 3. Given the subject matter and the need to immerse myself in each setting, some descriptions will inevitably be repeated. The main goal, however, is to explore different countries and lives. 4. The setting is fictional, with inspiration from Eastern fantasy and mythology, but everything has been altered according to the author's imagination. There's no need to research the details; the author's setting takes precedence. The arc titles are based on their locations, since several male leads may appear in the same place. Theme: Take life as it comes and stay positive