The Princess Doesn't Want A Harem
After getting struck by a lightning, A girl transmigrated into a fantasy world as a powerful Princess. The Princess of Fyn was infamous for her scandalous reputation. Whispers painted her as a shameless and frivolous woman who treated men like disposable trinkets, casting them aside as soon as someone more handsome caught her eye. Rumor had it she kept a harem of thirty-six men! When the Crown Prince of a wealthy kingdom arrived to end their engagement, he didn’t mince words. "I don’t like you. Let’s break up." To his surprise, the princess beamed with delight."Okay." Next came the Demon Prince, known for his ruthless demeanor and striking looks. "You’re not good-looking enough to be my bride," he sneered. "Let’s call this off." The princess responded cheerfully, "Sure thing." Then, the Dragon Prince—the man celebrated as the most handsome in the world—delivered his verdict. "You’re a vile woman. I don’t like you." The princess clapped her hands in excitement."Good, good! I feel the same!" After breaking off thirty-two engagements, the princess ascended the throne. Free at last from the chains of marriage, she eagerly embraced her dream of living as a carefree "salted fish." Who needed men when there was good food to enjoy? But her peace didn’t last long. The very next day, a crowd of handsome men gathered at the palace gates, their expressions filled with regret. "We were wrong! Please take us back!" The princess crossed her arms and sighed. "There's too many of you " " You can put us all in Your Harem!" The Princess declared " But I don't want a Harem! "
Bite, It's So Delicious
Unknown to Kira, some of her harem members had already set off for Jiang ahead of her.
On the morning of her departure, she was very gleeful. She excitedly had her breakfast and concluded the last of her lessons with Mr. Ying. Her maids helped pack the essentials she would need for her trip. They felt very reluctant in their hearts to see her leave. Having served her for so long, the girls wished more than anything that they could also accompany her to Jiang.
Kira's maids weren't the only ones reluctant to see her leave. The King had skipped morning court that day and chose to keep his daughter company. He watched her have her breakfast, then practice her calligraphy with the guidance of her teacher. Indeed, his heart was turbulent.