A Poisonous Beauty of the Inner Chambers

On her wedding day, she pulled a clever stunt, using the excuse of a “bridal mix-up” to tear up the marriage certificate and kick the scumbag groom to the curb. She thought she could go back to being a proud, carefree bachelorette, but what Jing Yun never expected was— No sooner had she ditched one scumbag than she got tangled up with an even worse one. This scumbag prince prided himself on being utterly irresistible to women. Aside from being willful, arrogant, and conceited, he even had the audacity to lecture her on the virtues of “polygamy.” “It’s completely normal for a man to have three wives and four concubines, especially a man as exceptionally handsome as this prince. I don’t ask much of you. First, you just need to manage the inner courtyard and keep those women in line. Second, bear me an heir. Third…” Crossing her arms, Jing Yun cut him off with a cold sneer. “Your Highness, if you want to make a wish, go toss a coin to a turtle in a wishing pond.” Only later did she realize that the only reason this scumbag prince relentlessly pursued her and insisted on marrying her was because she could ward off misfortune for him. Heaven rewards those who persevere, and she finally found a way to return to the twenty-first century. Yet, just as she was resolutely preparing to leave, the scumbag prince completely panicked— “I don’t want those other women anymore!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: A Poisonous Beauty of the Inner Chambers — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠