Too Many Cousins to Spoil, and I Can’t Decide Which One to Choose

[A battlefield of rival suitors + a pitiful, delicate white lotus heroine (who’s faking it)] After Cui Yunmiao’s parents died, she had no choice but to live with her maternal relatives in the capital. The Fu family was powerful and prestigious. Its three young masters were handsome, tall, dashing, and each more remarkable than the last. Unfortunately, Cui Yunmiao had a face that invited trouble. On the very first day she entered the household, the matriarch, Madam Jiang, gave her a stern warning. She behaved herself in the back courtyard and kept her distance from the young masters. Yet Madam Jiang treated her like a gift and sent her to a eunuch to help her cousin build connections. Later, Cui Yunmiao threw herself into a lake and died with hatred in her heart. When she opened her eyes again, she was back on the day she first arrived at the Fu residence. With no way forward, what did Cui Yunmiao have left to lose? This time, she would be nothing but a bad woman. The haughty eldest young master pinned her against a wall, his eyes reddening. “Miaomiao, I was wrong before. I love you. Will you marry me?” The second young master, with his striking brows and starry eyes, sat astride his horse with a bouquet in hand. “Miaomiao, come with me to oversee the army in Linchuan. I’ll show you every mountain and river in Great Zhou.” The sickly, sinister third young master fastened a golden chain around her ankle. “Miaomiao, don’t look at other men, or I’ll kill them, okay?” Cui Yunmiao: “Well, this got out of hand.”