Ministers Fight for Her Favor? The Wicked Princess Only Wants the Throne

Shen Yun transmigrates into a beloved historical romance novel, becoming the villainous real princess who shares her name. The original owner’s daily mission was to oppose the heroine, steal her men, her brothers, and her parents, and ultimately meet a tragic end. Shen Yun is at a loss for words. What’s the point of fighting over such useless things? She’s already a princess. Why not just take the throne? Just as she’s gearing up to make her mark, the System tells her to win over five male side characters. Once their favorability reaches 60%, she’ll receive a life-saving talisman. To get the talisman, Shen Yun, who has been single for twenty years, decides to complete the mission along the way. Facing the imperial physician with exceptional medical skills. Shen Yun: “He can help me improve my health.” Facing the general’s son, a master of martial arts. Shen Yun: “He can teach me kung fu.” Facing the erudite imperial tutor. Shen Yun: “He can teach me all sorts of things.” Facing the shrewd and capable son of the Minister of Revenue. Shen Yun: “He can give me money.” Facing the enemy kingdom’s hostage prince, who has kept a low profile. Shen Yun: “He can help me end the war.” In the end, she finally ascends the throne! But... Why do all five male side characters want to be her empress?