The Beloved Eldest Princess Wants a Divorce? The Courtiers Fight to Join Her Table

[Every man is pure, strong heroine, power struggles, rise from behind, and a fierce battle for love] The moment she opened her eyes, the Grand Princess Chu Mingyue had returned to ten years earlier. Her husband wanted to take his cousin as a concubine. This time, Chu Mingyue didn't hesitate. She divorced him on the spot. She'd figured it out: Marry one man, and you might be treated with nothing but coldness and neglect; take ten or a hundred, and that problem disappears. ** The gentle, refined prime minister? She'd take him. The decisive, ruthless regent? She'd take him. Her half-brother, though they shared neither parent? She'd take him too. Every kind of handsome man from among the common folk? She'd take them all. Rumors ran wild through the capital: the once-gentle, demure Grand Princess had become a shameless collector of men. But she wasn't a flirt or a playgirl. Her heart had shattered into pieces, and she'd fallen in love with different men with each one. What had Chu Mingyue done wrong? She wanted the throne only so she could give all the handsome men in the world a home. Once, she was the Grand Princess who waited for her husband to return. Now, she was an all-powerful empress, with every minister kneeling at her feet. A love rivalry? Not a chance. The empress spoke bluntly: “Those who behave will eat well. Those who don't will be exiled to the northern frontier.”