The Strongest Princess, the Male Lead's Kryptonite

Fu Baiyu transmigrates into a male-oriented fantasy novel.

In the original, the male lead rises from obscurity and gradually recruits six peerless experts. With their help, he unifies the continent.

The character Fu Baiyu inhabits shares her name and surname, but is a minor character and a complete cannon-fodder.

As an illegitimate princess of a small kingdom, she is unloved by her father and unwanted by her stepmother. They marry her off (sell her) to an even poorer kingdom. To make matters worse, not long after the story begins, her homeland and her husband's kingdom are both destroyed by the male lead and the second male lead, respectively. She dies for her country, too.

Fu Baiyu: Die for my country? What the hell kind of joke is that? If I have to die, I'll kill the male lead first!

The male lead conquers the world with the help of those six big shots, right? Then I'll recruit them first. I'm good at recruiting people. I was an executive in my previous life, after all.

By the time she has used her personal charm to gather six outstanding, handsome men and trampled the male lead and second male lead underfoot, the world is already in her hands.

Many tales of Princess Baiyu have spread across the continent.

They say that when she first married into her husband's kingdom, her husband was only sixteen. Meanwhile, she had six handsome, talented men by her side. They were all devoted to her and didn't mind one another's presence. Many unspeakable entanglements took place between them...

One day, while browsing a street stall, Fu Baiyu spots a book called "The Princess and Her Six Handsome Men".

Curious, she buys it and flips it open. Sure enough, it's based on her, and the bold language makes her blush and her heart race.

Fu Baiyu happily turns the pages, thoroughly enjoying herself.

Her young husband appears behind her, his expression dark.

Fu Baiyu picks up a pen and changes the title: ""The Princess and Her Seven Handsome Men". How's that? Satisfied now?"

* The heroine has a golden finger and is both beautiful and capable.

* The romance is one-on-one. The heroine and her husband will only truly become a couple once he turns eighteen.

* The setting is entirely fictional, and everything exists to serve the plot.

Theme: Girls should be self-reliant.