The Arrogant Princess Is So Adorable, but Too Many Men Are a Headache

Before awakening, Yuan Zhao, the villainess, was a spoiled, arrogant princess, gilded on the outside and rotten within.

She targeted the heroine, abused her power, forced the male lead to marry her, bullied the second male lead, buried the heroine alive...

She did everything she could and everything she shouldn’t. In the end, the tyrant king, her father, was overthrown by the hero and heroine, who established a new dynasty.

Unable to win the heroine’s love, the second male lead was tormented by Yuan Zhao until he became a twisted villain. He blamed her for everything,

imprisoned her on his bed, and kept her in his arms night after night until she died a miserable, humiliated death.

After awakening, Yuan Zhao realized that everyone around her was far more powerful than she was.

She was terrified and only wanted to be a good person and stay alive. If she was lucky, she might even find someone powerful to back her.

But a system that popped up out of nowhere insisted she maintain her villainous persona, then left her to fend for herself.

Yuan Zhao: “Fine, then I’ll just do whatever I want.”

Who knew she would accidentally go too far?

The heroine: “I’ve seen people with twisted values, but I’ve never seen anyone do good deeds so meekly.”

The aloof and refined Grand Chancellor, the fourth male lead, gets drunk and confesses his love.

The gentle, peace-loving third male lead can’t help watching her quietly.

The sinister, burly general, who had nothing to do with her in the original story, tries to claim her by force.

Even the second male lead, a vicious, obsessive madman who was supposed to be deeply in love with the heroine, refuses to leave her.

He even sneaks into her bed in the middle of the night, putting on a pitiful face. “Your Highness, please show me some affection.”

Yuan Zhao: “Stop pretending to be harmless. I know what you’re really like.”

He: “Oh, so the princess doesn’t like obedient men. You like them vicious?”