After Reincarnating as an Ordinary Princess in the Cultivation World, I Took the Throne

[Fantasy power struggle in an alternate world + Growth + Infrastructure Building + Political Schemes + Immortal Cultivation + Strong Female Lead + Building a Career + Lots of Original Worldbuilding + Slow Pace] Ji Wan wakes up to find she has become an unloved, disabled princess. From the start, she is sent to a remote frontier. There, she encounters the legendary “immortal cultivators.” They can summon clouds and rain with a turn of their hands, and are so powerful that killing mortals is as easy as crushing ants. Ji Wan is on the verge of a breakdown. She’s a good girl from a peaceful world!!! The frontier is bitterly cold. Ji Wan looks at the maids who despise her and the captain of the guards who threatens to make her kill an “immortal cultivator,” and feels like crying… Ever since Ji Wan arrived in Qingshi Prefecture, the whole world has been turned upside down. The people no longer ache in their backs or knees, and they can walk with their heads held high… Later, they go from being “mere mortals” to “subjects of the Human Emperor Ji Wan, who must not be provoked on her land!” This is the story of Ji Wan, an unloved, disabled mortal princess who endures countless hardships and grows into the Human Emperor who rules the world of immortal cultivators. The story includes opening schools, transforming farming practices, combating desertification and planting trees, recruiting talented people, improving people’s livelihoods, rescuing immortal cultivators, combining science with cultivation, and manufacturing all kinds of industrial products. She vies for supremacy with the various warlords. She drives technological development in her territory and creates a harmonious world where immortal cultivators and ordinary people can coexist. P.S. The female lead is not a “good person” in any absolute sense. The author has simply chosen to tell the story from her perspective. This story is mainly about the protagonist’s journey and experiences as she grows stronger. Or rather, it’s about her growth into another boss. (The author thinks it would be hard to believe if an emperor were an absolutely “good person” QWQ)