The Prince's Schemes for His Consort

[Transmigration + Pocket Dimension + Mutual Devotion + Nation and Family] A rational, cool-headed, scheming heroine who grows over time + a sinister, bewitching, obsessive, calculating hero. Luo Qingyao grew up in the countryside and was brought back to the General's Residence at fifteen. Only then was she told that she was the only daughter of General Luo. The general, his sons, and the remaining troops disappeared on the battlefield, and the Luo family is now under the control of her step-grandmother. She is married off in someone else's place to the Marquis's heir, who is on the verge of death. To avoid being buried alive with him, she does everything she can to save his life. To her surprise, she is then told he plans to take her cousin from the second branch of the Luo family as his secondary wife. Every step of the divorce process is a trap, every step a nerve-racking ordeal. But Luo Qingyao is always one step ahead, planning for every move. Later, her ex-husband weeps and says, "I regret it. Can we go back?" Luo Qingyao: "Get lost!" The boy who taught her martial arts when she was young turns out to be Prince Yi, whose power reigns over the land, that ruthless devil who kills without blinking? Even if he did teach me martial arts for a few days, that makes him my master. This prince never takes disciples. He only takes... a beloved wife. Fine, then. I'll spend your money and use your influence. Traps and schemes, intrigues and stratagems: the capital is plunged into turmoil. It turns out the real big boss is him. Everyone is his pawn, and he is the one moving the pieces. As they say, a dog that bites doesn't bark. Then let's flip the whole board. Together, we can turn the world upside down. He says, "I also want to build a prosperous age of peace and order, with a clear sky and calm seas, and become a wise ruler like my father." She says, "I'll support you and help you achieve it." A heads-up: political intrigue, household battles, and romance are interwoven. The leads take a while to warm up to each other, and the heroine isn't an all-rounder in her modern life, so she needs time to grow. If that bothers you, read with caution.