Shang Changge transmigrated into a novel.
Worse yet, she became the infamous Eldest Princess—a notorious villainess from a male-oriented power fantasy novel.
As a villain, Shang Changge wasn’t worried in the slightest.
Redeeming herself?
Absolutely not.
Her only goal was to continue being as wicked as possible.
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The Three Steps of Her Villain Plan
1.
Shang Changge:
“Let’s get rid of the old emperor and help my beautiful Crown Prince little brother ascend the throne smoothly.”
The Crown Prince:
“…”
Patricide and usurpation are crimes against all morality.
How can my imperial sister speak of them so casually?
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2.
Shang Changge:
“As for the opposing side—the original novel’s male lead and the heroines’ faction—we’ll eliminate them all and remove future troubles once and for all.”
The original male lead and heroines:
“…Does nobody speak up for us?”
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3.
One night, atop a lavishly decorated terrace.
The breathtakingly beautiful Eldest Princess, dressed in magnificent robes that reflected her supreme status, gently traced the stern face of the Great General.
Her crimson lips curved upward as she boldly asked a question that could hardly be called polite:
“General, would you be willing to fall beneath my pomegranate skirt?”
(A Chinese idiom meaning “to submit to or become captivated by a woman’s charms.”)
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Main Pairing
A Stunning Princess × An Iron-Blooded General
A master manipulator of political intrigue × A great general willing to bow only to her
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