Was there an ancient romance novel where a businessman married his daughter to a cold-hearted prince for profit instead of transmigrating?

The story was about a merchant's father marrying his daughter, the female protagonist, to a ruthless prince, the male protagonist, for the sake of profit. At first, the male protagonist abused the female protagonist in every way possible. In the process, the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, but the female protagonist did not like the male protagonist. Later, for some reason, the female protagonist fell off a cliff and wandered to another country. She was saved by the prince of that country, but she lost her memory. Then, the male protagonist found the female protagonist and brought her back to his own country. Later on, the female protagonist regained her memory and kept wanting to leave the male protagonist. The male protagonist had no choice but to use the child to tie the female protagonist up. It was only when the novel was about to end that the female protagonist started to like the male protagonist. (I really want to read this novel. I hope everyone can help me find it. Thanks.)

Answer 1

I recommend the book " The Spoiled Daily Life of the Daughter of a Noble Family " to you. See the plot introduction for details. The female protagonist was married by her father to the legendary " cruel and ugly " prince. On her wedding day, she was married to a rooster. However, the female protagonist was not willing to accept the arrangement of fate and began her daily pampering.