Transmigrate and Cultivate Immortality: Yi Wang's Unruly Runaway Wife

She was the cherished daughter of a family of mystic healers in the twenty-fourth century. After an accident, she transmigrated with a space of her own into the body of a foolish young woman on Spirit Peak Continent, a girl whose mother was dead and whose father didn't care for her.

Everyone knew she was the silly Princess Jingya, and that she was plain as could be. Yet she built a paradise that everyone envied. Some people admired it, while others wanted to take it from her.

At the Longevity Festival, the emperor's birthday banquet:

“Princess Jingya is twelve now. I hereby grant her in marriage to Prince Yi as his principal wife.”

It was an unmistakable insult to Prince Yi.

Everyone knew that although Prince Yi had suffered from a cold poison since childhood and might die at any moment, he was also a peerless beauty. They all assumed he would refuse.

But he merely said, “Your subject obeys the decree.”

The silly princess played dumb. “A handsome man isn't tasty. I only eat flower cakes.”

Then she pulled an imperial decree from her robes and said foolishly, “Her Majesty has issued a decree allowing me to choose my own husband.”

The empress gave an awkward laugh. “That decree is void.”

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