After I Became the Legitimate Eldest Daughter and Was Betrothed

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[Old-school, melodramatic sweet romance]

Yu Yu never imagined that an accidental fall off a cliff would make her transmigrate into the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Revenue in the Li Dynasty.

Even more unexpected, the moment she woke up, an imperial decree arrived:

She was to marry Qi Yujing, the dashing Fourth Prince and most notorious womanizer in Shengjing.

Well, she could marry him. After all:

Room and board included, with no worries about food or clothing;

Her husband was handsome and a pleasure to look at;

And most importantly,

She wouldn’t have to get up early for school!

But on their wedding day, the man actually took a concubine behind her back?

Yu Yu was furious: Face-slapping was fine, but did he have to be so blatant about it?

She planned to put the concubine in her place, only to discover:

The concubine was the original owner’s half-sister, born to the same father?

And the original owner’s “accidental fall down the stairs” had been her doing?

Qi Yujing had been quite troubled lately.

He’d clearly married a lazy fish, so how had he hooked a fox?

They’d agreed to treat each other with respect, but she:

Kept the household running like clockwork

Put her half-sister in her place with just a few words

Even earned the praise of all his disreputable friends

The worst part was...

He’d actually started looking forward to coming home every night to see what she was up to...

As the truth slowly came to light...

“Did the prince marry me for the treasure map in my father’s hands?”

Qi Yujing was about to explain when she gave him a sly smile:

“Shall we work together? You handle your power plays, and I’ll get my revenge.”

Later, Yu Yu finally found a way to return home.

But in a history book at a modern library, she read:

[Prince Rui Qi Yujing never married and wrote twelve volumes of The Search for Yu]

The man who had once been a carefree playboy

spent the rest of his life writing of how much he missed her...

Reading guide:

1. A lazy but formidable heroine × a hero who falls for her by convincing himself she likes him

2. Marriage first, love later, and they both end up loving it

3. Lighthearted sweet romance, with the occasional touch of angst

Theme: When in Rome, do as the Romans do