The Eldest Princess Is Too Alluring: The Capital's Powerful Men Vie to Win Her Heart

[A scheming, self-serving heroine with a cold heart and ruthless hands] [All women are pure, all men are pure; the men compete fiercely, and every man has one-sided feelings for her] An Ning transmigrates into a book overnight, becoming the Grand Princess of the Great Yan Dynasty, a woman of incomparable rank and privilege. The Grand Princess in the book is both beautiful and talented, but she has a hopeless romantic streak. She ruins her reputation just to marry beneath her station, only to end up rejected by her husband and dying miserably in the back courtyard. Looking at her newlywed husband, who regards her with cold indifference, An Ning laughs in anger. Grovel at a man's feet? Not a chance. She'd sooner train him like a dog! The whole capital is abuzz: ever since the Grand Princess's husband refused to share her bed on their wedding night, she's become a completely different person. The cold-faced husband who once detested her is now wrapped around her little finger, willingly bowing to her; The gloomy, lovesick hostage from the northern frontier kneels to kiss the hem of her skirt, seeing her as his only salvation in the dark; The once-wealthy young master, fallen into the mire, spends a fortune to win her smile, hoping only to earn a trace of her pity; The rebellious young wastrel crushes every last bit of pride for her, humbly declaring his love before a crowd; Even the aloof Buddhist monk who dwells above the clouds is moved by her at last, falling into the mortal world for her alone… … From her lofty position, she looks down as a pack of wolves fight over her beneath her skirts. Later, the husband she has cast aside kneels outside the palace hall, a long sword pressed to his throat, each word dripping with anguish: “I would give my life, Your Highness, just to have you look at me once more.” Lazily reclining on her phoenix bed, she lifts the man's chin with one fingertip: “You want my favor?” “Then first learn how to be a good dog.”