The Imperial Uncle Becomes Disabled Once a Day

[The main story is complete. My next novel, A Handbook for Raising a Thumb-Sized Princess, is open for follows~]

On the third day of the ninth month, Qin Jin set a trap and crippled Prince Shen, Wei Qixin.

She pulled it off cleanly and efficiently.

What she didn't expect was that the two of them would be trapped in the third day of the ninth month from then on, reliving the same events over and over.

Wei Qixin would end up crippled for all sorts of bizarre reasons, and as long as he was crippled, a new day would never come.

And so Qin Jin and Wei Qixin relived the third day of the ninth month an n number of times.

After suffering one breakdown after another, they finally learned the truth: unless they followed the moral code of the Jin Dynasty, the day would keep repeating forever.

That meant if either of them said or did anything immoral, tomorrow would never come.

So... they had to become paragons of virtue.

After learning the truth, Qin Jin said coldly, "No way! My dream is to crush the rich merchants of the capital under my heel and trample the noblewomen of the great clans..."

Before she could finish, a carriage inexplicably went out of control, and Wei Qixin once again howled as he broke his leg.

He accepted his fate, clapped a hand over Qin Jin's mouth, and said with profound sorrow, "Beautiful, I'm begging you. Become a great saint with me!"

Wait...

Wei Qixin realized: So now I can't indulge in women and wine or lose myself in luxury. I have to become a diligent student?

This is the end of me!!

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A ruthless prime minister's daughter & a spoiled, fierce little prince (who transforms later)

One is a villain, the other a good-for-nothing.

Both are virgins. They'll teach the leads a lesson.

Cover note: It's New Year, so let's make it festive.

Upcoming sweet romance: A Handbook for Raising a Thumb-Sized Princess

Ji Jingyi couldn't understand why a perfectly good princess sent to marry off would run away, leaving a dignified cavalry general like him with orders to bring her back.

He chased after her, and a flash of dazzling light later, all he found in the bushes was a tiny person sitting on the ground.

He took a closer look. Who else could it be but Princess Yin Furong?

Good grief, she'd become so tiny, barely three inches tall and not much bigger than a sparrow.

"General..."

The princess, who had inexplicably shrunk, was close to tears. She looked up as if staring at a giant and begged, "Save me!"

Ji Jingyi fell silent as he looked at Yin Furong, who was only as tall as one of his fingers.

What's it like when a princess sent off to marry is hit by a mysterious force and turns into Thumbelina?

Ji Jingyi glanced at the sachet at his waist.

Inside, Yin Furong was daintily nibbling on a peanut almost as big as her face.

"General Ji, this is too hard. I want grapes..."

Looking at the once-noble princess with tears in her eyes, Ji Jingyi stroked his chin and thought, This is kind of interesting.

From then on, although life was tough for General Ji, stationed at the border, he did his best every day to raise the picky little princess, who was only thumb-sized.

Theme: Be a person of good moral character