Everyone in the Capital Wants to Unmask My Secret Identity

[Complete] (Warning: This is a fictional setting with no logic. Don’t complain if you don’t like it. Read it or don’t.) The Dongli Kingdom has an academy known as Qiushan Academy, named for the mountains that surround it. Every teacher there is young, ambitious, and well-read. After her family falls on hard times, Qiu Xier is forced to live with her maternal uncle’s family. She grew up in the countryside, while her uncle’s family lives in the capital, so it’s no surprise they look down on her. Then Qiu Xier meets one suitor after another, and her secret identities are revealed one by one, shocking the entire capital. Only then does Qiu Xier understand what it means to be a femme fatale. Su Jiuchen, the aloof and abstinent literature teacher, is the third prince of Dongli and one of the most renowned talents among the kingdom’s scholars. Zhao Xing, the goofy, romance-attracting math teacher, is the son of a wealthy family in Dongli. He likes watching beautiful women sip wine. Just like his name suggests, his father hopes he’ll grow up to be capable and dependable. Song Ye, her gentle and refined school-heartthrob deskmate, is the son of the Prince of Chuxiang in Dongli, known as “Heir Apparent Song.” There’s also the scheming, flirtatious Crown Prince Su Ziyang, and Ning Shen, the puppy-like younger man who quietly protects his leader. A little scene: Someone says, “As a woman, you should stay at home, marry, support your husband, and raise your children. Going out in public like this is simply outrageous!” Qiu Xier smiles and asks in return, “May I ask what you think a woman should do? Get married and have children? Support her husband and raise her children? Wash clothes and cook? I’m sorry, but aside from having children, my husband can do all of that.” One-on-one romance: a multifaceted, mischievous little spitfire x a seemingly aloof, timid softie [This is a classical fantasy setting. Readers who care about logic, stay away!]