The Divorced Concubine Marries a Mad Prince and Defies Fate

Luo Kexin transmigrates into the body of a concubine-born daughter of a marquis's household. The original owner was weak and had been jilted. When the Crown Prince's study companion humiliates her in public, she sneers and tears up the marriage contract. “You're not good enough for me.” Then she asks to marry the Prince of Zhenbei as a bride brought in to bring him good fortune. Rumor has it the prince is a brutal madman who won't live another three years. On their wedding night, he sits in his wheelchair and sneers, “Are you after my power? Am I supposed to hope you live a long life?” She smiles faintly. “I'm hoping your grave will be a good place to plant flowers.” After the wedding, she uses the prince's influence to investigate the injustice surrounding her mother's death, stirs up the marquis's household, and battles her legitimate stepmother, carefully plotting every move. She doesn't want the title of virtuous wife. She wants power enough to make the dynasty tremble. And the man who called her a bride brought in for good luck eventually wipes out every one of her enemies. A marriage meant to bring good fortune gives rise to the dynasty's maddest princess and its most ruthless emperor, a legendary power couple.