Why Is the Princess So Fickle and Unfaithful?

After transmigrating, Song Yun becomes a debauched and ruthless princess of a fallen kingdom. Supposedly, she has countless male companions in her "harem," but the new emperor greets her with a cup of poisoned wine.

She decides to mend her ways for now, cling to the new emperor's favor, and do her best to carve out a new life for herself.

But the new emperor's ministers keep coming on to her.

The vice minister of the Ministry of Revenue is aloof, with an aura of Buddhist restraint, yet his gaze is soul-stirring. Could he be one of her lovers?

The heir to the Marquis of Dingyuan is proud and haughty, but whenever he speaks to her, his ears turn red and he hesitates as if he has something to say. Does he want to join her harem?

The General of the Cloud's Banner is stern, yet keeps calling her "Sister Yun" and showing off his abs with his robes half undone. Is he still carrying a torch for her?

Song Yun: My biggest problem now is that my "harem" has too many people.

Song Yun: I want to run away.

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Pei You once had a dream.

In it, the cunning princess of the fallen kingdom gazed at him coyly, one shoulder bare, calling him by his courtesy name with tender affection.

Again and again, her voice sent shivers through him.

They admired peach blossoms together and attended the spring purification festival, pledging themselves to each other with loving eyes.

After waking from the dream, he watched Song Yun flirt with several men, on the verge of becoming his minister's wife, his younger brother's bride.

Dark thoughts grew wildly in his heart like vines.

Only later did he learn it hadn't been a dream. He had truly lived those ten days.

In that case, he couldn't be blamed for fighting to claim her.

Reader's Guide: 1. One man and one woman, HE. Updates daily at 9 p.m.

2. Not a strong female lead. Romance is the main focus.

Theme: The most important thing is to live happily