The Princess Takes the Throne: The Prince Comes to Marry Me

Everyone knows Feng Qing, the general's legitimate daughter, is a peerless genius, skilled in military strategy and able to command the battlefield and secure victory from a thousand miles away.

But no one knows that after the general's household was destroyed, this once-favored daughter of heaven vanished into the cramped confines of a prince's manor, where she battled a harem full of women until the whole place was turned upside down.

With a turn of her hand, the winds shift and the clouds gather...

To avenge herself, she strikes a bargain with this wickedly charming man.

He will help her defeat her enemies, and she will clear out his harem. She thought it would be a straightforward exchange, with both sides getting what they wanted, but it unexpectedly blossomed into a romance of moonlit nights and snowbound days.

He handles the outside world, doing whatever it takes to seize the throne and claim power.

She keeps the household in order, doing whatever it takes to outmaneuver rivals and win favor.

Others mock Yun Shu, saying she's nothing but a lowly maid. She sneers: “I can wear armor and ride into battle, or put on a skirt and enter the boudoir. I can ride a warhorse with heroic flair or paint my brows and rouge my lips. If you don't like it, come at me!”

When she was heartbroken, he said: “The one I love is separated from me by mountains and seas, and no one can level them... But, Shu'er, I crossed those mountains and seas, yet you never emerged from the mist to meet me.”

When he longed for what he could not have, he said: “From now on, let's neither doubt nor resent each other, and live as peacefully as ever. If you want to, stay with me. If you don't, I will continue to love you from afar.”

When he confessed his love, he said: “Just the two characters in ‘Feng Qing’ are enough to make me love you for a lifetime. From now on, all I wish is to be at peace with you, Feng Qing.”

[A Little Scene]

Yun Shu: “Your Highness, if you don't know how to do my hair, just leave it.”

You're about to rip my scalp off.

Ye Qingyu: “...”