Let's be real: being a player is fun, but the guilt doesn't go away either.
Lu Fushi, a chubby shut-in, unexpectedly ends up inside the otome game she's been playing. She thinks she'll get to be a real-life heartbreaker and pursue all kinds of men, but the story takes a sharp turn: instead of pursuing them, she's the one being pursued.
Carefree prince: "Shi'er, did I do something wrong? Is that why you hate me? I can change."
Prince from an enemy kingdom: "Shi'er, I don't want your cities. I want you."
Senior fellow disciple: "Shi'er, I don't think I have much time left. I want you by my side in my final days."
Businessman younger brother: "Sister Shi'er, I like you. Please don't leave me."
Obsessive emperor: "Shi'er, I don't want to hurt you. You'd better not provoke me."
This really is an extraordinary kind of fun.
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Being a player is certainly great, but when her secret is exposed and her harem falls apart, when the five men each see the others as thorns in their side, and when a simple conquest turns into relentless pestering, Lu Fushi can only say: she really wants to run away!
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