After Changing Two Husbands

Reader's guide: Three male leads, with one-on-one relationships at different stages. They appear in order, and there will be childbirth. A female-oriented coming-of-age story, with the plot and romance meant to be enjoyed together.

The female lead has only been with one man, and all the male leads are virgins. Three men compete for one woman in a dramatic love triangle.

Many original elements. This is purely for entertainment, so please don't overthink it.

Official blurb:

Ling Xing, a modern office worker, transmigrates into the body of the overlooked Ninth Princess of the Great Ying. Things get off to a bad start, and after reluctantly accepting an arranged marriage, she and her husband, Xiao Yanqi, settle into a peaceful, sweet life. But because she has dirt on her cheap father, the emperor, he starts suppressing her. One day, she is divined to have the fate of a calamity-bringing lone star.

The emperor has a sudden idea: he marries Ling Xing off to his archenemy, the Prince of Zhenbei, Fu Zheng, forcibly separating the lovebirds Ling Xing and Xiao Yanqi and sending her north to marry for peace.

Under threat, Ling Xing has no choice but to cut her losses and meekly depend on others in the northern borderlands.

After she wins over the Prince of Zhenbei and makes him her new husband, the old emperor claims he made a mistake: she was born with the destiny of a dragon after all.

Bringing calamity and death upon herself comes as easily as breathing. After narrowly escaping death and making it back, she discovers that her two husbands are fighting fiercely.

She can't help reflecting on how, through all the ups and downs and hardships of her life, she hasn't even touched the dragon throne, yet is still persecuted for possessing a treasure. If that's the case, she might as well make that destiny a reality.

With imperial power in decline, the officials of Great Ying are fretting over whether the empire will belong to the Xiao or Fu clan. Ling Xing calmly rises from the dead, commanding a powerful army, and tells them, "Stop fighting. I'll take the throne myself."

Xiao Yanqi lost his mother young and was unloved by his father. After placing first in the imperial examinations, he had talent but no ambition, and his teachers often criticized him. When the emperor ordered him to marry a princess, he thought it made no difference who he married and agreed with his future wife to be a couple in name only. But it took him just a few days to fall for her and willingly become his wife's sweet, devoted husband. Then he lost her, and his hatred grew until he began to crawl through the shadows.

The Prince of Zhenbei, Fu Zheng, is rebellious to the bone. When the emperor offers him food, he spins the table away. One day, Fu Zheng catches the emperor in a compromising situation and goes on a rampage. Instead of compensating him, the emperor offers to become his father-in-law, so Fu Zheng decides to teach Ling Xing a lesson.

Instead, she wraps him around her finger. Later, he couldn't be happier with a wife and children at home, and no longer wants to rebel. But then the court kills his wife. With old and new grievances combined, he raises an army, only to face his wife's former husband, who even wants to dig up his ancestors' graves and steal his wife's body.

Huo Yunzhu was once a young servant saved by Ling Xing. He could only hide in dark corners and watch her be affectionate with others. But her two rivals prove useless, and he takes advantage of the opening to stay by her side through the hardest years. He tells himself to protect her quietly and not overstep, but in practice he dares to kiss and cuddle her and do just about anything.

One day, Ling Xing sits on the dragon throne reviewing memorials while the three men start fighting again. She advises them, "Stop fighting. If you have to fight, go do it in the dance studio. Fighting, fighting, fighting, you'll beat all your good fortune away."

Jin Lingxing: A resilient, inspirational heroine

Xiao Yanqi: A gifted man who turns dark

Fu Zheng: Overbearing and straightforward, willing to lower his head for love

Huo Yunzhu: An insecure younger man, a scheming loyal dog

A happy ending for everyone.

Theme: Love yourself and love others