Strategizing with an Otome Game to Conquer the Model Prince

Jian Xinyi was originally a gold-medal game designer at Juglight Games, but she died suddenly due to continuous late-night work. She transmigrated into the body of a poor scholar's daughter in ancient times, without proper clothes or food.

Looking at the soup in front of her with not a single drop of oil, she pulled her father, who ran a bookstore, and said, "Let's publish books."

Getting straight to it, Jian Xinyi drew four handsome men on the flyleaf: one wealthy and aloof, one sunny and warm, one cunning and sharp-tongued, and one gentle and considerate.

Afterward, ideas flowed like a spring, and she wrote on the book pages:

"【You were a young lady from a prominent family, but because you longed for worldly tenderness, you came to the street. You saw a sunny man performing a heroic act, and you decided to go up and greet him and then turn around and leave.】"

"【On your way to offer incense at the temple with your mother, you encountered mountain bandits. A cunning man saved you both, and you decided to go up and thank him and then turn around and leave.】"

"【When you returned home, you saw your father talking with a gentle man in the front hall. You decided to go up and talk to him and then turn around and leave.】"

"【You went shopping but didn't bring any silver. A wealthy man helped you pay, and you decided to thank him properly and then turn around and leave.】"

Within a few days, the young girls in the capital were captivated by this otome game, and the protagonist escaped poverty as a result.

The bookstore grew larger and larger. She was still immersed in her dream of gaining both fame and fortune when a cold man grabbed her by the scruff of her neck, as if seizing her destiny.

This cold man happened to bear a four-point resemblance to the wealthy and aloof man in the game.

Jian Xinyi could only hastily explain, "That... please listen to my explanation, this was a complete and utter accident."

Later, Jian Xinyi learned that this cold man was the famous Model Prince of the Dali Dynasty.

Everyone knew that Emperor Xin was deep-minded, watching as several princes mutually harmed each other in their struggle for the crown prince position.

However, the Sixth Prince was an exception. Born to the empress, he never engaged in fraternal strife and was praised by the Dali officials as a model for princes.

Yet now, the Model Prince knelt before the palace, refusing to rise, all to marry a commoner girl.