After Hearing the Mad Crown Prince's Thoughts, I Became Invincible!

[A mind-reading girl [Expression] a split-personality Crown Prince, a hilarious, sweet romantic battlefield!]

Bai Qingjia has been the Crown Princess for half a year, spending every day dying over and over between the Empress Dowager's pressure to have a baby and the Crown Prince's cold treatment. Then one day, she unexpectedly awakens the power to read minds...

"Why is my Crown Princess munching on sunflower seeds again? The shells are piled higher than the memorials I've reviewed!"

"The pouch at her waist is unbelievably ugly, but if I ask for it... will she think I'm a pervert?"

Bai Qingjia turns around in alarm. The Crown Prince, handsome and regal yet cold as ice, is staring intently at the crookedly stitched, hideous pouch at her waist, the tips of his ears turning a strange shade of red.

Even more horrifying, on the night the Fifth Prince leads troops in a coup, the drama-queen Crown Prince who had been clinging to her and sobbing, "I'm scared," suddenly changes. He lifts her chin with a bloodstained sword, violent fury roiling in his crimson eyes. "Tell me a story, or die by my sword."

Help! Why does this tyrant have two faces?

From then on, Bai Qingjia has to deal with court intrigues by day and, at night, is forced to tell the brutal version of the Crown Prince the story of Empresses in the Palace. She also has to keep switching gears to coax the childish Crown Prince into trying new pastries, while sneaking an earful of shocking gossip from the court officials. Until one day, both of the Crown Prince's personalities lose their tempers at once:

"Why hasn't she come to comfort me yet?"

"Kill those scum who dare covet her."

Bai Qingjia: ...Can you two split personalities at least agree on what you want?

Everyone at court knows the tyrant slaughtered the rebels and drenched the execution grounds in blood for the Crown Princess, but they don't know that late at night, the emperor buries his face in the crook of her neck and complains aggrievedly, "You said you loved my rabbit personality most!"