Her Feminine Charm Is Poisonous, and the Prince Gets Burned

On the day of her wedding, she used a little trick and, claiming that the wrong bride had been brought, destroyed the marriage contract and kicked the scumbag to the curb. She thought she could go on being happily and proudly single from then on, but Jing Di never expected that—no sooner had she kicked one scumbag to the curb than she would get entangled with an even worse one. The scummy prince considered his charm unrivaled. As if doing whatever he pleased, thinking too highly of himself, and believing himself extraordinary weren’t enough, he was also shameless enough to lecture her about the virtues of “three wives and four concubines.” “Having three wives and four concubines is perfectly normal for a man, let alone a man as handsome and distinguished as this prince. This prince doesn’t ask much of you. First, you only need to manage this prince’s inner household and keep those women in line. Second, bear this prince heirs. Third…” Jing Di folded her arms and interrupted him with a cold laugh. “Your Highness, if you want to make a wish, go find a turtle in a wishing pool.” Only later did she learn that the reason the scummy prince kept pestering her and refused to marry anyone but her was simply that she could shield him from disaster. Her persistence finally paid off. She found a way to return to the twenty-first century. But just as she resolved to leave, the scummy prince completely panicked. “Come back! This prince doesn’t want those women anymore!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Her Feminine Charm Is Poisonous, and the Prince Gets Burned — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠