She Plays the Field in the Eastern Palace

After the crown prince was gravely injured and lost his memories, he developed three personalities. The emperor wanted his son to be well, so he arranged a marriage and chose the granddaughter of Grand Tutor Mu to be the crown princess. Grand Tutor Mu felt sorry for his granddaughter and found someone to take her place in the Eastern Palace. And so, temporary worker Wei Qingjun ended up with one, no, three husbands. To save her own skin, she had to role-play and act out her love for the crown prince. From then on, there was one Eastern Palace and three crown princes, and Wei Qingjun became a master player. Later, the crown prince regained his memories. Her mission was complete, so she faked her death and slipped away. After Crown Prince Xie Yun took back power, everyone around him regretted that the crown princess had died so young. Until one day, they saw him pull someone who looked remarkably familiar out from among the foreign envoys sent to court... Oh no, the crown princess has come back to life! Crown Princes One, Two, and Three: Didn't you say you loved me most? Why are you running? Master of keeping everyone happy Qingjun: I love, love, love you all. I love you all... I'm bad at writing blurbs. It's a melodramatic story, a substitute-bride story, uh, a sweet and satisfying romance. Recommended Yaoyao's upcoming story, The Royal Adopted Bride. Add it to your library from my author page. When the new emperor ascended the throne, she was not the one he made empress. Su Yao gave up her military power, only to be used until nothing was left of her. In the end, she and her sworn enemy, the Seventh Prince, died together. When she opened her eyes again, Su Yao had been reborn after her father died. That year, the mighty General Weiyuan fell in battle. The emperor sent for Su Yao and brought her to the capital, intending to arrange her marriage to one of his sons. Su Yao, who held military power, stood before the princes. The long-suffering Third Prince smiled and held out his hand, waiting for her to choose him. But Su Yao walked past him and poked the sickly Seventh Prince on the forehead. From then on, the army's little tyrant, Su Yao, had a useless little prince for a fiancé. Her uncles: The Seventh Prince is sickly, cold-hearted, and incredibly difficult to raise. You'd better go stand with the Third Prince now! Su Yao: He is a bit difficult to raise. When will I get him nice and chubby? What a worry... Thirteen-year-old Su Yao was just climbing the palace wall to sneak out when the eight-year-old prince tugged at her sleeve. When fourteen-year-old Su Yao fell asleep in class under the Grand Tutor's nose, the nine-year-old prince tugged her little braid. When sixteen-year-old Su Yao went horseback riding with the top martial arts graduate, the eleven-year-old prince chased after her in a carriage. The eight-year-old prince said, "A-Yao, my imperial brother laughs at me for getting carsick." Su Yao had him sit behind her, and they won the horse race. At eighteen, the prince no longer got carsick. He stood in front of Su Yao amid thousands of soldiers and horses. A sweet story about raising each other and doting on one another. The heroine is overwhelmingly strong, and the hero is intensely possessive. Add it to your library if you're interested. I'll write this after I finish the story about the master player. Theme: Face hardship with strength instead of depending on others, and grow through adversity.