How Should Your Highness Win Over a Sweet, Straightforward Girl?

After transmigrating, Cheng Yuzhuo found herself the illegitimate daughter of the Grand Astrologer’s household. Completely guileless, she was utterly bewildered. At first, she only wanted to change history after transmigrating, and avoid dying young herself. But what kind of people had she run into here? Mu Chengsi, the dignified Regent, was an airhead in public and seemed just as silly in private. The maids in his manor were all afraid of him, but Cheng Yuzhuo couldn’t see what was so scary about him. And he liked making awkward small talk? Maybe that was just networking. Mu Yuting, perhaps the love of her previous life, was the dignified Third Prince, a legitimate son whom the emperor didn’t favor. Honestly, it took real talent to end up in such a state. To make his dream come true, she’d just have to help him as best she could. Mu Yuyun, the eldest prince, was a great general guarding the frontier. He seemed to love fighting, yet even blushed when faced with a girl. What a pure-hearted man. Mu Yuxiao, the eleventh prince, wandered around the palace all day and loved teasing her whenever he saw her. He was a total goofball, but she couldn’t hit him, and even when she scolded him, he just laughed. What was she supposed to do? Her father, the Grand Astrologer: a two-faced father, stern and taciturn in public, but thinking about his daughter in private? Was he a doting dad? Cheng Yuzhuo only wanted to quickly fulfill her previous-life lover’s dream, then go enjoy a carefree life of traveling through mountains and rivers, living it up with her companions. But with turmoil in the court and rivalries in the household, she had no idea what to do. He understood the economy and people’s livelihoods, but not the heart that wanted to hurt her. Behind her, there seemed to be a chest she could lean on. She just never understood. What could she do? She was so slow on the uptake. ------------Divider------------------- I will never abandon this book, so read without worry.