On Our Wedding Night, the Mad Heiress Kicked the Prince Out of Bed

Jiang Wanwan, the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Zhenguo’s household, is reborn on the night she is to become a substitute bride. She has yet to avenge her past life, when her half-sister framed her and burned her to death.

This time, she accepts the red wedding sash with a cold smile, swearing to make her enemies pay tenfold for their blood debt.

Her new husband is Xiao Yanzhi, a famously dissolute prince of the capital, but in truth he is a master strategist who has kept his edge hidden for ten years.

One is a wicked, unhinged beauty with a thick skin; the other is clear-eyed and adept at disguise. Bound together by a substitute marriage, they each have their own motives.

She sets fire to the bed to refuse the bridal chamber, while he applauds her ingenuity and promptly arranges for them to live in separate courtyards.

As undercurrents swirl at court and the family turns against itself, she fights fire with fire and tears apart the schemes, while he uses the situation to make his moves and turn the tables.

Their back-and-forth sparks fly as they join forces to crush their enemies and shake the realm.

Sweet romance, no angst, two strong leads thriving side by side: the daily flirtations of a mad queen and a powerful minister begin here.