After Becoming a Foreign Princess, I Went to Marry for Peace

[The full story is complete. I'm preparing a new novel.]

[Heroine's version]

In a moment of carelessness, Di Ni transmigrated into the body of another Di Ni, a princess of Northern Di who shared her name but had an uncaring father and a mother who died young.

And so, a young person from the 21st century was forced to face foul-smelling sheep's milk, dry flatbread, and clouds of dust.

Di Ni: Sob...

Then one day, the father she had barely met called on her by name and sent her to marry into the Han people.

Di Ni: !!!

[Hero's version]

When a princess from Northern Di was sent to marry into his court,

Emperor Yan, a face-lover: Hmph. Women from barbarian lands must be terribly uncultured!

Later, when Emperor Yan saw Di Ni, with her fair skin, beautiful face, and graceful figure, he said: A fairy, a fairy, a fairy... A fairy?

A slightly capricious, gorgeous princess from a foreign land VS a sunny, face-loving emperor of the Central Plains

Also known as:

Everyone Else Cries When Sent Off to Marry, but I Went Grinning

After Becoming a Backward Barbarian Princess, I Used My Regional Advantage to Get Glowing Skin and a Curvy Figure

I'm Beautiful, and I Know It

#The heroine is a Mary Sue, and the most beautiful person in the whole story#

[Blurb written on July 22, 2020]

[Reader's Guide]

1. The hero is a real man-child.

2. An unconventional emperor. Both leads grow together.

3. Both are inexperienced; the hero treats his harem like a group of sisters (not really).

4. Love at first sight and all the melodramatic tropes. The hero's lifelong ambition is to marry the most beautiful wife, and the heroine makes his wish come true.

Theme: Ethnic unity