The Prince wants me to be his Husband?! [UNDER REVISION]

CHAPTER 1

It's been a week since I transmigrated into a book I read on the train. On the first day, I took it calmly because I thought this was just a dream and I would soon wake up as usual. But... no.

Yes, I woke up, but I was still inside the book. And what's worse, I transmigrated to ancient China.

I was wandering outside my courtyard, looking at the beautiful scenery in front of me while pondering what I should do next. If I really died, then this is my second chance to live. Perhaps this is a gift from the greatest god.

In this book, I remember the character I'm inhabiting is a general. A cold-blooded, merciless, and handsome general. General Zhen Sheng.

It's okay to be cold-blooded and merciless at least you're rich, right?

Yes, the character I'm inhabiting is incredibly rich—a man so wealthy that even the emperor shudders when seeing him. Only nobles know this fact, as the emperor still needs to maintain a clean and majestic image for the civilians.

Ah! I now remember the general has three thousand soldiers under his command, known for being as relentless as machines. Machines because they never seem to tire while fighting till dawn.

This general is not as cold-hearted as the rumors say. Actually, he is a spoiled brat by his mother. But he is merciless. It's because he grew up wanting to be like his father, believing a general should not show mercy, especially not to spies.

And the second proof that this general is not a cold-hearted animal is... he fell in love. And it's bad. Very, very bad.

Why? He fell in love with the protagonist's wife! It's okay to be in love, but it's not okay to love the female lead!!! The protagonist in this book is the fifth prince, Shen Yulin.

A perfect prince, they said. Academics, medicine, even on the battlefield, he excelled in all. But this perfect prince doesn't want the title of crown prince. Why? I don't know... The author didn't say in the novel.