The Princess Is Hard to Capture

Ji Qingge is a 21st-century special agent, an expert in both medicine and poison. She transmigrates into the body of the weak, bullied good-for-nothing legitimate daughter of the Ji General's household. He is Xiao Wang, the third prince of the Xiyue Dynasty, Di Jinxuan: wickedly charming and cold, with countless military victories to his name.

She plays the pig to eat the tiger, while he lays traps for her at every turn.

After helping her reclaim her place in the General's household, she borrows money from him to open an apothecary. When she goes to repay him, he says, “I told you long ago: the money I lent you was an investment in getting myself a wife. You'll repay me with interest.”

“I've already repaid you more than ten times over, Your Highness,” she says, looking innocent.

“The money's back, but where's my wife?”

Faced with such a shameless prince, she decides to give him a taste of his own medicine!

(An utterly sweet romance, one couple only. A strong male lead and a strong female lead, both with clean pasts. Come on in!)