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The Regent Begged to Marry Into My Family the Night I Got Jilted
The Regent Begged to Marry Into My Family the Night I Got Jilted Plot:
Modern office worker Su Wan transmigrates into the disgraced eldest daughter of the Prime Minister’s family, who’s about to be jilted. On the day of the broken engagement, her ex-fiancé shows up with his new lover to humiliate her. Just as she’s ready to move on gracefully, Rong Yan, the powerful Regent, arrives under the moon. In front of everyone, he hands over his marriage papers and declares: "I want to marry into the Prime Minister’s family and take Miss Su as my wife!" It turns out Rong Yan has long known about her transmigration and has been secretly protecting her. The broken engagement is his "scheme within a scheme"—to help her escape the scumbag and marry her openly. From then on, the once-mocked young lady becomes the "Dear Su" the Regent dotes on. She slaps her toxic family, outwits the white lotus, and has a Regent husband who撒娇 (acts coquettishly) for cuddles all the time. Sweet enough to make even plain water taste like honey!
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