Transmigrated into a Book: The Princess Consort’s Plan to Raise Her Foolish Prince

Qin Sisi was an accomplished journalist living in the modern world, but she unexpectedly transmigrated into a book and became the doomed supporting character in the original story: Ruan Qiuyao, the princess of the Yong Kingdom, sent to marry into the Wu Kingdom to strengthen diplomatic ties. As she gradually recovered from her initial shock and disorientation, the first thought that came to mind was her imminent fate: she was going to marry the seventh prince of the Wu Kingdom. He was said to be handsome, but had been severely injured in an accident several years earlier, and his intellect had yet to fully recover. Mentally, he was no more than six or seven years old.

In the original story, this princess actually died of sorrow in the end??

H-How could that possibly be okay?! Qin Sisi was overwhelmed by disbelief and panic. She'd thought she'd merely transmigrated through time and would get to experience the splendor and romance of an ancient imperial court. She never expected to be saddled with such a daunting task from the start: "raising a husband"? And one whose mind was still that of a child? It was more overwhelming than any palace intrigue or political scheming.

Qin Sisi knew that as a princess sent to marry for peace, Ruan Qiuyao's marriage was no longer a matter of personal choice. She was a pawn in a political game between two nations. But the thought of facing a husband with the mind of a child filled her with helplessness. This unexpected task of "raising a husband" left her sighing at the cruel turns of fate. How on earth was she supposed to move forward from here?