A Sleep Aide and a Mad Prince Fall in Love After an Arranged Marriage

***After revising several times, I realized the story had strayed from the outline and the pacing was off. I'm going to scrap it and rewrite it, so the next update may not come until after the New Year.

***My new story next door is now underway: From the Start, All I Had Was a Broken Bowl

***Please add my upcoming story to your reading list: My Husband Became Chief Councillor Because I Craved Ginger Milk Pudding Rolls

Ye Wanling transmigrated...

The good news: She became the legitimate eldest daughter of a high-ranking official, so she could simply sit back and enjoy a life of luxury.

The bad news: The original owner was talented in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. Ye Wanling, who worked in smart hardware, had absolutely no artistic talent and could blow her cover at any moment.

The truly awful news: The emperor and empress had personally summoned her to perform!

Luckily, the smart sleep-aid speaker she had designed and built herself had come along, too.

The little person in Ye Wanling's heart laughed with hands on hips: This is in the bag!

But then!

She accidentally overdid it, catching the empress's eye. The empress wanted to arrange a marriage between her and the eldest prince.

But the eldest prince was a madman!

At first, Yin Ruizhe's opinion of Ye Wanling was that she was a timid beauty with a face like mud.

After their entanglement at the lakeside pavilion, he added another label: shameless!

Everyone was captivated by her beautiful singing, but he alone remained clear-headed.

Yet it was also Ye Wanling who deftly handled the foreign envoys' provocations, instantly solved a difficult arithmetic problem, and traded blows with him...

Yin Ruizhe came to a new conclusion: This woman is devious!

And yet she actually had the nerve to criticize him for being crazy.

So she thought he was crazy? Then why not experience for herself just how crazy he could be?

So Yin Ruizhe's attitude changed in an instant, and he really did marry her.

But the woman wasn't afraid of his madness at all. Instead, she gently reassured him that he wasn't actually crazy, he just hadn't been sleeping well.

Yin Ruizhe: !

Wait. Whether or not he was crazy could be set aside for now. Could someone explain why the court officials had suddenly started clamoring to visit his residence, bringing piles of gold and silver for his princess consort, all just so they could sleep at his place?!

Who the hell would believe that?

What was he supposed to do about the image of an eccentric, mad prince he'd spent more than a decade cultivating?!

Later, Yin Ruizhe realized that he really was crazy.

Whenever the woman left his sight, whenever a male came near her...

He became so furious he wanted to kill!

He wanted to destroy the whole world!

*** Blurb for the upcoming novel From the Start, All I Had Was a Broken Bowl

Ye Teng thought there was no one in the world more hard done by than her.

An orphan, she had poured her heart and soul into building a company, starting with a street stall. But on the night before her company was due to go public...

She transmigrated.

Not only had she become a refugee, she also had a feverish baby in her arms, its little face bright red and its breathing weak...

Ye Teng looked at the only thing she owned, a broken bowl, and the frozen wilderness before her. She was speechless with despair.

Well... she'd just have to do her best to keep the baby alive.

Later, the authorities in Yujing County resettled her in Ye Village, where she finally had grounds to joke that she was