After a Political Marriage, I Became the Princess Who Ruled the Grasslands for a Thousand Years

Name: After a Political Marriage, I Became the Princess Who Ruled the Grasslands for a Thousand Years
Author: Shi Wuwei

和亲后，我成了立碑草原千岁公主

by Shi Wuwei (石五味)

Status: Completed
Length: 1.1M Words
Genre: Ancient Romance
Subgenre: Slice-of-Life Farming
Updated: 1y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

(Slow-burn Qing dynasty transmigration, first in the Forbidden City, later on the grasslands of the northern frontier, career-driven heroine, lovestruck hero)

❤️ After an accident, Lin Tang, a doctoral student at an agricultural sciences academy, was born into the Qing dynasty as Kangxi's sixth daughter. Her mother had a tendency to cry and was a low-ranking concubine at the bottom of the palace hierarchy. She, too, was a princess unworthy of even having a name.

At first, Lin Tang won Kangxi's favor by developing high-yield wheat seeds, then bonded with the princes through all kinds of snacks.

Later, Lin Tang requested to marry into the northern grasslands. Governing her own territory, she became a princess who erected monuments across the steppe, as well as one of the most famous Gurun princesses in Qing history.

❤️ The leads' story:

Lin Tang saw Dondobdorji for the first time.

At first glance, she decided he had all his limbs and stood six feet tall. What a fine specimen.

At second glance, she confirmed that he had a nose, eyes, and a mouth, and seemed like a normal person who could eat, relieve himself, and breathe.

At third glance, she wondered whether he was all looks and no substance, just an ornamental pillow.

Perhaps her gaze had been too frank.

That night,

Dondobdorji proved through his actions that he was not only a fine specimen and a normal person, but also a rather... useful one.

(PS: Since completed works cannot be edited to fix typos, please accept the author's apologies in advance if you spot any bugs while reading~)

Other names

Qing Transmigration: The Kangxi Emperor's Daughter Will Make Her Own Way清穿之康熙女儿要自强Alternate title on Fanqie

Stats

499Chapters

1.8kReads · 30 days

462.3kReads · all time

132Shelf adds, last 14 days

8.9Score

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It's super good! The plot is quite logical and the storyline is pretty good. The romance hasn't started yet. Just between you and me, the female lead is probably based on Princess Kejing, right? 🍉
45 likes2y ago
It's pretty good, but sometimes I feel the female lead is a bit too kind, to the point of seeming naive. The world belongs to the emperor; no matter how well she does, it's no match for his word. Moreover, she does so much even when the emperor doesn't support or value her, so sometimes I feel her thinking is a bit too naive.
22 likes1y ago
❤️Reading Guide❤️ 1️⃣Female lead: Lin Tang – a calm and career-oriented woman Male lead: Dundobdorji – a man with a humble, love-struck mind. Child: Genzabdorji 2️⃣ Qing Dynasty Princes The eldest prince, Yinzhi, was born to Consort Hui (a skilled martial artist who disliked the second prince).
20 likes1y ago
It's quite good. Without drastically altering history, it tells the story of princesses sent to marry foreign rulers for political reasons. Although I don't particularly like the policy of such marriage alliances, seeing them live happily is still nice. However, everyone knows that few princesses sent to marry foreign rulers had good endings.
19 likes1y ago
It's alright; I generally don't give low ratings to books. The female lead seems a bit pathetic. This book is probably in the "power fantasy" category, but nobody really enjoyed it. It's just something you can read, nothing special. It feels bland and uninspired, neither realistic nor particularly sweet or satisfying—a typical example of something neither here nor there. ----2025.6.5
16 likes1y ago
It's been a long time since I've read a Qing Dynasty time-travel novel, and I finally finished it after two long nights. At first, I thought it would focus more on the love story between the male and female leads, as the title suggests, but the overall narrative follows the timeline of the struggle for the throne among the nine princes.
15 likes1y ago
It's rare to find a book like this that I don't find offensive at all!
15 likes2y ago
This novel has one of the best character development stories I've ever read. Every character's personality is logically consistent, and they're all very well-rounded. Many of the characters are quite likable; every time I finish reading about the Tenth Prince, I can't help but smile—he's so adorable! I have high hopes for this novel. Keep up the good work, author!
13 likes2y ago
It's quite good, but the Emperor Kangxi in this book is very unlikable; some scenes are quite depressing. The Tenth Prince, whom the female lead raised, has a very good relationship with her, and the Fourth Prince also takes care of her. Although the competition for the throne becomes fierce later on, several other princes still listen to the female lead.
12 likes1y ago
It's incredibly good. Among so many Qing Dynasty time-travel novels, this is the first one I've read where the female protagonist leaves the palace. It's not obsessed with describing palace intrigue, but it's very captivating. The female protagonist is both an observer and a participant in history, and she's not a woman bound by modern thinking within history, but rather a lady with clear goals and lofty ideals.
10 likes2y ago