The Unspeakable Ancient Princess

When you're in ancient times, just be happy.

Tan Hua once thought that when she grew up, she'd be able to adapt to any environment as quickly as a chameleon. Later, she learned that some environments could never be adapted to. In this dynasty, for instance, she could never be a chaste and virtuous woman in the traditional sense.

Princess Yongshou, Tan Hua, was born to the emperor's favorite woman. Her beauty was peerless, enough to captivate all under heaven.

She was beautiful, and she was outrageous.

The official history of the Great Zhao dynasty records only this about her love life: The princess was beautiful, the emperor adored her, and the crown prince loved her.

Unofficial histories say that in her youth, Princess Yongshou was on intimate terms with monks and Daoist priests, scions of noble families, powerful officials, and generals...

The detailed blurb:

After waking from a spring dream one night, Princess Yongshou's desires and passions awoke with her.

Tan Hua first reached out to the Daoist priest who kept her company while she studied. With a gentle push, she easily turned this man of the world beyond into her devoted admirer.

Then the general knelt on the ground, dropped his sword and shed his clothes, begging for her pity and willingly becoming her plaything.

Her cool and noble fiancé, a scion of an aristocratic family, watched coldly, yet fell deeper and deeper in love with her day by day.

After helping her escape their engagement, her fiancé regretted it every night. But she had already found new devoted admirers... and more than one.

There are many men, including some unknown to the unofficial histories.

The heroine is passionate and universally adored, with countless one-sided admirers. A true beloved-by-all heroine, an extremely indulgent wish-fulfillment story.

This story is not one-on-one or one-to-many. The heroine is with different people at different times. Whether she sleeps with them depends on her mood, and whether she loves them depends on her feelings. There is no definitive male lead, and all the male supporting characters are virgins.

The heroine transmigrates, but the story itself is still set in a traditional ancient world, with no fantasy elements. The heroine will eventually become empress.

* The story of the heroine's parents can be found in the author's other work, Lotus Blossoms in the Golden Hall.

Theme: Follow what your heart desires.