The Princess-Regent Doesn't Want to Marry

The year her army was defeated, Wu King Chi Yu was captured by the barbarians. At the time, she had eight personal guards by her side.

She waved a hand. "No need to panic. Today's humiliation will be repaid someday."

By the third year, only one guard remained.

Chi Yu yawned and asked with a smile, "Still not leaving? Waiting to be chopped into mincemeat and fed to the wolves? Or have you climbed onto a new bandwagon, too?"

The guard said nothing. He silently sliced off a piece of roasted meat, fanned it cool, and held it to her lips.

In the fifth year, Chi Yu cut off the barbarian chieftain's head, conquered city after city, and returned to her homeland.

Outside the city gates, she turned around. Her gaze passed over her admirers and all her suitors before landing on the taciturn man in the corner, who had always followed her like a shadow.

Chi Yu casually flicked her whip and said to him, "Let's go. We're going home!"

A few reading tips:

The heroine is fickle in love but ruthless. The hero is devoted.

Both the hero and the second male lead are virgins.

More romance-focused, and the story won't be too long.

Theme: To be decided.