Transmigrated Into the Beloved of the Villainous Big Shots

The heroine is clear-headed and clever, while the hero is both doting and flirtatious. They support each other, are bound by fate, and have no misunderstandings. One-on-one romance, both pure, and both leads are smart. Happy ending. This isn’t a fast-paced story. Character growth and plot development take time, but the romance gets incredibly sweet later on. She had just transmigrated into the body of a poor farming family’s little girl when she nearly died. She fights to stay alive and build a fortune. She hatches a dragon hatchling as a pet and raises her own force of protectors from a young age. After her mother dies horribly, she rushes to the imperial capital with her brother, wreaks havoc at the prime minister’s residence, trounces her scumbag father, and gets a satisfying face-slapping revenge on her enemy. She cures her sickly eldest brother’s leg and raises her scheming second brother from childhood. One becomes the new dynasty’s prime minister, the other a mighty general. That wickedly handsome heir is always appearing and disappearing, bringing her houses, money, and himself. The two support each other, overturn the treacherous court, and face national and family vendettas side by side. All she wants is to leave the capital. She has no interest in marriage, only in having money, leisure, and freedom. But the wickedly handsome heir suddenly goes mad and clings to her day and night. In the end, the wickedly handsome heir declares, “From this day on, the Prince of Yinlong’s residence no longer exists.” “My wife is wherever I am.” “If my wife wants to travel the world, I’ll be her mount and fly her all around it.” And in the very end, perhaps she’ll run away while pregnant…