The Emperor's Wicked White Moonlight

She knew Chu Changning hated him, despised him, and repeatedly plotted to kill him, yet he still wanted to keep her by his side.

He just wanted to ride on his daughter's coattails. What could possibly be so bad about that?

(A sharp-tongued but sweet-hearted, somewhat clueless county princess x a vengeful, madly beautiful emperor; both are reborn) Screenshots taken on 2020/10/10

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1: The male lead suffers. He's an extreme lovesick puppy. The female lead plots to kill him several times, but he still protects her. In their previous life, the male lead did not kill the female lead's parents. It was an accident. The female lead tries every possible way to kill him, and never loves him after they marry.

2: One-on-one romance. The male lead is chaste. In their previous life, he only provided for the secondary female character in her old age.

3: In their previous life, the female lead's father contracted a plague and died while being exiled. It was an accident. The male lead did not kill the female lead's parents. Please don't read if this bothers you. (Don't curse at the author. If you don't like it, click X. Everyone can be happy.)

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Blurb: After dying for her country, the princess is reborn.

From the start, she mistakes her savior for someone else. She believes it was the beautiful and frail hostage prince of Yan, so delicate he seems liable to shatter at a touch. Remembering that he died young in his previous life, she treats him with particular kindness.

Later, the handsome man, with blood-red lips and a face as pale as a corpse, grips her slender wrist tightly and smiles lazily. "Have I misread things? Could it be that the princess has feelings for me?"

This life is ultimately different from the last. The court official who escorted her to a political marriage in her previous life has taken the path of a military general in this one, with power in his hands.

Lu Jianwen: "The third prince of Yan is deeply cunning and will stop at nothing to achieve his aims. Princess, don't get involved with him."

The sixth princess, whose mother died young and whose worthless father dislikes her, faces the palace's many dangers alone.

She wins her father's favor, defeats Consort Xian, who in their previous life threatened her with her maternal family's lives to force her into a political marriage, and becomes the most honored princess of Xia.

Her mother's family was once mocked by the royal and noble houses as low-class. Her uncle, a commoner, earns merit with his strategies, while her good-for-nothing cousin repeatedly distinguishes himself on the battlefield. The family rises from the hereditary Marquis of Huaien to a duke.

(The hostage prince of Yan, Qi Yun, is the second male lead. The female lead is with him in the early part of the story. Please don't read if this bothers you.)

[Cold-hearted empress x battle-hardened general]

Theme: Even after hardships, keep love in your heart, fear no darkness, and make your way toward the light