She refused to marry.

A cowardly, groveling, and liar protagonist transmigrates into a powerful, tragic, and cunning villain.
Extreme stretching + double cleansing
Su Wanwan transmigrated into the body of the most tragic and vicious female supporting character, the second young lady of the Su family, in the political intrigue novel "Jin Jing Hua".
In the original book, she harmed her sisters, plotted against the imperial heir, was shot through the heart by an arrow, and her entire clan was executed.
She wanted to live a quiet, unnoticed life, but the plot pushed her towards her destined ending.
She decided to defy fate.
At the banquet hosted by the eldest princess.
She was a good girl who proved herself by drinking poison.
"A person who is about to die."
This is Feng Chenjun's evaluation of her.
The next moment, she turned the tables and set a trap, killing the scapegoat on the spot.
We will proceed cautiously, step by step.
She tricked Feng Chenjun, plotted against the Crown Prince, manipulated the Heir Apparent, and lured him into marrying into the family.
Feng Chenjun had never been defeated, except by her.
Six months later, he led 50,000 troops to fight against an army of 300,000.
In the end, only a hundred men remained, holding out desperately in the mountain stream.
The enemy is pressing in.
She appeared on the battlefield with hope.
Her gaze remained fixed on his white hair, never leaving it.
Upon returning to the capital in triumph, she asked, "Your Majesty, would you be willing to marry into my family?"
He immediately went to the palace to request an imperial decree to grant him marriage and asked to marry her.
She refused to marry him.
Disappeared.
A year later, Su Wanwan became the manager of one of the wealthiest businesses in Southwest China.
As soon as I stepped out the door, I bumped into a familiar embrace.
When I looked up and saw those familiar eyes, my heart skipped a beat.
"Your Majesty, it's been a long time. How is Your Majesty's wife?"
Feng Chenjun's voice trailed off: "She just said she's fine."