The Princess Must Marry Into Her Wife's Family

☆The serious version☆

This is a story about a princess sent away for a political marriage. Except she isn't going to “marry out”; she's going to “marry in”!

While all the other princesses refuse to go on a political marriage, Princess Zhaoyuge of Fengtian, who grew up in the Cold Palace, volunteers to go to the emperor. She cries and begs to be sent to that country where gender roles are reversed, so she can “marry in.”

The emperor asks: Why do you want to marry in?

The princess answers: ① That country is rich!

② I can marry seventeen or eighteen handsome men as husbands!

③ Wine, women, wealth, and glory!…

Is this really the same taciturn Zhao Yuge who once lived in the Cold Palace? Probably only the ghost that has haunted the imperial palace for three years knows the answer.

(Don't worry, it's not a ghost story ^^)

☆The crazy version☆

Princess's political marriage prep, level one: one all-purpose physician with blue eyes and silver hair, Xuelihu

Princess's political marriage prep, level two: one fierce maidservant of mysterious origins, Wang Daya

Princess's political marriage prep, level three: a pile of dowry goods scavenged from the imperial consorts

Fire away at the target, the dashing “fiance” Xiao Mucheng!

What are you waiting for? Join the princess on the broad road to her political marriage! The scenery is lovely on both sides: wine, meat, and handsome men; corrupt officials to kill, bullies to punish, and a wealthy, handsome CEO to steal away from his wife!

This story has a happy ending!

The heroine: a little eccentric, a little silly, and extremely lustful~ (Though the princess's defenders insist she's actually a kind-hearted princess with a brilliant mind and the world in her heart…)

The men: some are proper and refined, some are prickly and awkward, and some are scheming and loaded~~~ All in all, they're more normal than the heroine…

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From the very beginning, she was nothing more than a pawn he had chosen.

With the hatred of a fallen kingdom and countless lives to avenge, she grovels and fawns, submitting to the enemy nation just to survive.

Only he sees the wolfish eyes full of blood when she bows her head.

He has always been cold and heartless. Could he really be moved by the pawn in his hands?

And she, a peerless woman who has spent half her life supporting the throne and ruling the world: where will her heart finally lead her?

Jin conquered Chu. The Chu emperor took his own life, and Prince Langya, general of Weicheng, died in battle. Yet Chu Moli, his “son,” bent his knee and surrendered, enduring the contempt and hatred of the Chu people and the scorn and humiliation of the Jin, all for the sake of staying alive.

Three years later, the assassination organization Ghost Chu Banner emerged out of nowhere, killing Jin invaders and saving the people of Chu. In no time, fear spread throughout Jin, where every sound in the wind and every rustle in the grass made people jump.

The banner's leader, Chu Weiyang, was said to be a woman of ruthless skill, bold intelligence, and peerless beauty.

Who could have guessed that this man and this woman, one a traitor and the other loyal, were in fact the same person?

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