That’s right, I, Hu Yu, transmigrated into this book to become its heroine. I’m beautiful, and my dad is rich, but so what? I’m a widow, and my deadbeat father wants to sell me off as someone’s concubine. It couldn’t get any worse. For the sake of my happiness, I’ve decided to run! Better to escape and open up some land to farm than be someone’s concubine.
But even though I’d planned to stay single for the rest of my life, why does this man who claims to be the heir to Prince Jin keep pestering me?!
Historical romance, one heroine and two male leads.
[Content warnings: This can be read as a “pick your favorite” story. Only one of the two male leads gets a true ending with the heroine; the other gets an alternate route.
This isn’t a wish-fulfillment story. The heroine is smart, but the story won’t deliver mindless wish fulfillment.
The story is set against the backdrop of an imperial dynasty, with an interesting structure and an ensemble cast. The supporting characters don’t exist just to help the leads grow; everyone has their own fate.
There are many kinds of relationships, including romance, family, friendship, and rivalry. Readers looking for a fluffy story focused solely on romance should proceed with caution.]
Premise: A life after transmigrating doesn’t naturally lead to the top. No matter who gets swept up in the era’s waves of conspiracy, no one can emerge unscathed. The heroine’s wish to live an ordinary life ultimately proves impossible.
