The Poisonous Daughter of a Marquis's House

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She is naturally cool and aloof, ruthless in her methods, and a descendant of the Tang Clan.

She lives by one rule: If no one provokes me, I won't provoke them. If anyone does, I'll make them pay.

He is the heir to Prince Ji's residence in the Great Ming Dynasty, an arrogant, violent, and wicked man whom even the emperor treats with deference. His philosophy is simple: There is only one outcome for anyone who provokes me: death.

After she transmigrates, she ends up provoking him.

He pursues her, and she runs.

He picks on her, and she kicks him.

Conspiracies, imperial power, and the mystery of her birth: she meets them all with cool composure, planning each step carefully.

He says, “Leave everything to me. You just have to be carefree and do whatever you please.”

Her red lips curl, her bright eyes lift. She crooks her little finger, and when he draws near, she breathes softly, “I'd rather fight for myself than rely on a man to protect me.”