A Crown Prince’s Consort’s Words Are All Lies

Li Zhaoyan transmigrated into a book,

into an ancient romance novel she only knew a little about.

The good news was that she had become the dazzling, beautiful legitimate daughter of the Jingbo Marquis's household, with a noble status.

The bad news was that her illegitimate younger sister was the heroine, while her father favored his concubine and neglected his wife, leaving her original self to live on tenterhooks.

According to the novel, her maternal grandfather had once made an agreement with the late emperor: when she came of age, he would choose a prince for her to marry.

Now, the current emperor had given her a choice between the gentle and refined Second Prince and the brave, fearless Third Prince.

She knew perfectly well that both princes had complicated, tangled relationships with her illegitimate younger sister.

Thinking of the tragic end awaiting her original self, she raised her hand like an elementary school student and announced that she wanted to marry the disabled, ill-tempered Fourth Prince, Song Wen.

On her wedding night, the candlelight flickered,

but Song Wen never showed up, leaving Li Zhaoyan alone in the bridal chamber.

Hidden guard: Your Highness, the princess consort is crying.

Song Wen frowned and set down the document in his hand.

Hidden guard: She choked on the dates on the bed and started crying.

Song Wen: ...

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Li Zhaoyan had a very clear plan for what to do after marrying Song Wen.

In the novel, Song Wen never married in his entire life. He was a man with no interest in love or romance.

All she had to do was be a clingy princess consort and deliberately pester him without offending him. Sooner or later, Song Wen would grow sick of her and give her a letter of divorce.

Then she could go somewhere nobody knew her, open a food shop, build it into a thriving business, and live freely.

So she cultivated an obedient image, calling him