Princess Chengyang of the Tang Dynasty

Li Yi woke up to find that she had become Princess Chengyang of the Tang Dynasty.

But that's not the point. The point is that Xue Guan, her arch-enemy since childhood, had transmigrated too, and they were both in one of Princess Chengyang's villas.

That still wasn't the point. The point was that Princess Chengyang was already married, to Du He, the son of Du Ruhui, a famous minister of the Zhenguan era.

...How were the two of them supposed to explain their relationship?

Suppressing her restless temper, Li Yi hurriedly pulled her arch-enemy aside to plot. "What happened today stays between us. You, me, Heaven, and Earth. If you dare tell anyone, I'll break your legs!"

But just as she was preparing to run away, she crashed straight into Du He's arms.

Li Yi: ...I'm done for.

Sure enough, things got even worse. Her current husband had caught her red-handed.

From then on, Li Yi began her struggle to survive as a princess of the Tang Dynasty.

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In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan, Du He was executed for treason. Her father, Li Shimin, chose a new husband for her: Xue Guan, the arch-enemy who had once secretly exchanged tokens of affection with "her"...

After their wedding, Li Yi laid down three rules for Xue Guan. "To keep my father happy, let's make do for now. Once the time is right, we'll get a divorce."

Xue Guan readily agreed, then quietly took out a book titled How to Build a Happy Marriage.

Want a divorce? No way!

★ The male and female leads are each other's only partners.

★ Alternate-history setting. No historical nitpicking, please.

Please bookmark my next upcoming story, My Childhood Friend Returns with a Vengeance After Breaking Off Our Engagement~

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Born into a distinguished family, Su Yao grew up adored by everyone. She thought her life would be smooth and carefree, until a marriage contract bound her to a nobleman she couldn't stand.

Then her father was suddenly demoted, and Su Yao went from a favored young lady to an ordinary official's daughter.

What she never expected was that her fiancé would kick her while she was down, petitioning to break off their engagement and publicly insulting the Su family as a fallen household.

In an instant, Su Yao became the laughingstock of the capital.

How could she put up with such humiliation?

Just then, Prince Xiang returned from the battlefield. At the welcoming banquet, Su Yao burst into tears and flung herself into his arms. "Brother Yu, they're all bullying me!"

Everyone who witnessed this was terrified, especially her former fiancé, who was so frightened his legs went weak. Who didn't know that Prince Xiang wielded immense power and was practically a regent? No one with any sense would dare provoke him. How could a daughter of the Su family know him?

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Everyone in the world knows that Great Chu has a God of War: the emperor's elder brother, known as Prince Xiang. He went to war at sixteen, subdued the lands in all directions, and earned a far-reaching reputation.

They say Prince Xiang has no interest in women, and despite being past twenty, he still hasn't married.

Once, a woman tried to ingratiate herself with him, but one icy glance sent her scrambling away. People say the prince is ruthless and calculating. Though the noble young ladies of the capital secretly admire him, none dares approach.

Until one day, they watched a young girl throw herself into his arms. Not only did he refrain from scolding her, he gently stroked her head.

"Our Yao Yao is still as straightforward as ever..."

Everyone has a sweet, adorable childhood friend, after all.

When he learned she had been jilted and publicly humiliated, Zheng Yu said nothing. But a few days later, her former fiancé had fallen from a high-ranking noble to a street vagabond.

The moonlight in his heart was not someone he would allow others to trample at will.

Theme: Grow through adversity and fear no storm.