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Reborn Yong'an Princess: I Seduced the Short-Lived Prince, Now the Yandere Husband Won't Leave Me Alone
Reborn Yong'an Princess: I Seduced the Short-Lived Prince, Now the Yandere Husband Won't Leave Me Alone Plot:
Princess Wei Fu of Yong'an was tongue-cut and drowned in a pond by villains in her previous life, dying with hatred. She is reborn to the day she first met Cui Heng. This time, she clutches the list of her enemies and swears to avenge herself. To get the secret letter in Cui Heng's hand, she grits her teeth and pins the "short-lived prince" (rumored to die before twenty) to the bed. She plans to leave right after, but Cui Heng grabs her衣角 with red eyes: "If you slept with me, you have to be my princess." From then on, wherever Wei Fu goes, Cui Heng follows—when she breaks into the enemy's house, he blocks hidden weapons for her; when she investigates the truth, he searches through files for her; even when she tries to dump him, he hugs her legs and cries: "If you leave, I'll die right now." Amidst the thrill of revenge and the yandere prince's relentless pursuit, Wei Fu gradually discovers that this "dying man" not only knows her rebirth secret but also died for her in the previous life...
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