Why Do the Targets I Can't Win Over All Fall Madly in Love with Me?

[This novel belongs to the historical transmigration category. Its content doesn't match the popular elements of the category, so it may not get enough favorites to begin serialization for now. If you're interested, add it to your reading list. Maybe I'll launch it one day.]

Liu Mianyi transmigrated into a dating sim with two top-tier SSR character cards.

[A] The Crown Prince of the Southern Dynasty, a prodigy of extraordinary talent who took charge of the regency at sixteen. He was a blazing sun whom everyone looked up to, and the future ruler of the Southern Dynasty. His bearing was lofty and aloof, like the moon hanging high in the sky. Yet he was also like the pure white snow in the distance, impossible to grasp. He always wore a false smile, both haughty and cold.

[B] His ink-black hair was as dark as the deepest night, and fathomless shadows stirred in his eyes. He was the emperor of the Liao Kingdom, the ruler of the night. His temperament was inscrutable, and at times he was cruel and bloodthirsty. He disliked getting his hands dirty, though, and was always gazing at her with a strange, gentle smile.

Only by completing a character's affection route and unlocking either card could she leave this wretched game.

At first, she casually chose route [A], but a year went by without the card showing any progress.

Liu Mianyi refused to waste any more time and promptly switched to route [B]. She faked her death and left, never knowing that after she was gone, card A began glowing frantically, and the Crown Prince went mad with longing for her, banging his head against the wall.

After making no progress on route [B] either, she started wondering if she should switch back.

[Excerpt]

When Liu Mianyi was Crown Princess, she once went with the Crown Prince to offer incense at Fofa Temple.

An elderly monk, over seventy years old, told their fortunes.

He pondered, then said, "The male patron is fated to have one son."

The Crown Prince raised an eyebrow and glanced at his wife.

Liu Mianyi lowered her head, her cheeks flushed with shyness.

"However," the master continued, "from the female patron's face, I can see that she is fated to have two sons."

A story of men competing for the female lead, with the rivalry taken to the extreme: four men across two generations competing for her. The children are boys, not girls, because the author can't bear to have a daughter spend all day competing for her mother's attention like a model child.

Content warning: The author consistently writes melodramatic plots. The author favors the female lead and won't put her through misery; she is a Mary Sue, and both male leads and supporting male characters love her. The female lead has children with both male leads. Every male lead is flawless and chaste. The male leads are virgins, while the female lead, strictly speaking, is a virgin with the first male lead but not with the second.

Readers who are devoted to the male leads: don't read this, or you may be heartbroken.

The female lead lives for her own pleasure, so don't hold her to too many moral standards.

This is not a polyamorous story. The female lead has only one partner at a time, with one-on-one relationships throughout and at the end.

Important: Although the author considers herself more partial to the female lead, readers who are extremely devoted to the female lead are still advised not to read this, and readers who like strong female leads are especially advised not to read it. (The author advises male-lead devotees, extremely devoted female-lead devotees, and readers who like strong female leads against reading any of her novels.) The author takes no responsibility for mismatched expectations if you choose to read anyway.

Cover: Wuyan Shusheng Canglian Bingdao Jun

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