Transmigration: The Empress Is Peerlessly Elegant

Both leads are faithful, sweet romance, putting scumbags in their place, no angst! She transmigrates into the body of a young woman in the bloom of youth, only to wake up and learn that the prince she was betrothed to as a child has died in battle. Suddenly, she’s a war widow, and she’s completely baffled! She keeps her composure, and everyone pities her, assuming she’s devastated. Little do they know she’s secretly over the moon: at least now she won’t have to deal with being pressured to marry! She plans to live freely and enjoy life! The emperor tries to force her into the palace, and the empress wants to use her. Ha! Do they think this lady is a pushover? Just as she’s getting ready to crush everyone in her way, the prince who supposedly died in battle suddenly returns. He appears right in the middle of court, carrying the heads of several spies and looking like a god of death. She goes from widow to empress. She thought she could just play the part of that wickedly charming man’s ornament and lie flat, but can someone tell her why he’s clinging to her like this? From then on, whenever she takes down her scumbag father or puts a scheming green tea girl in her place, the dark-hearted man says, “My wife is so clever. Your hands must hurt from hitting them. Let me rub them for you~”