I Broke Off the Engagement from the Start, Then Was Reborn to Marry Your Brother and Be Spoiled Rotten

Jiang Yan has been reborn thirty-three times, and every time she dies by the sword of her fiancé, the Seventh Prince, simply because she is not the woman he loves. No matter how hard she tries or how carefully she attempts to avoid it, the ending is always the same. In his eyes, her obsession across thirty-three lifetimes is nothing but a joke. Before she can even grieve, someone suddenly shouts in her ear, “You fool! I’ve been reborn with you thirty-three times, and you still couldn’t win over one man. Next time you’re reborn, come find me first. I’ll teach you how to pursue men.” She is stunned to learn that someone else has been reborn too, and relieved that someone understands what she has been through. When she wakes again, she cannot remember what the person looked like. She only vaguely recalls their voice. Later, he teaches her how to shape her brows, apply makeup, make clothes, play instruments, and dance. He stays up late poring over albums of beautiful women to choose the right look for her, all to transform her from plain and ordinary into someone breathtaking. He teaches her how to pursue men. She secretly throws a wrench in his plans, but by a twist of fate, her former fiancé becomes unable to forget her. At the palace banquet, the Seventh Prince is named crown prince as the legitimate heir. He takes my hand and begs His Majesty to issue another imperial edict arranging our marriage. She clearly sees the dark look on his face in the shadows, and suddenly understands. Through thirty-three cycles, she chased after the Seventh Prince, while the Third Prince chased after her.