What? The Kingdom Will Fall If I Don't Marry for an Alliance!

She’s selfish, spoiled, willful, and overbearing. So what? Aren’t you still going to love me obediently? Chu Jiachen had a dream. In it, she was just a supporting character doomed to be a foil for the heroine. But she was so wonderful, so why should she play second fiddle to a heroine who was inferior to her in every way? In the end, manipulated by the heroine, she lost her country and died by suicide. If fate was unfair and the heroine a hypocrite, then she shouldn’t be blamed for fighting for everything she wanted and knocking that ridiculous heroine off her pedestal. Chu Jiachen thought she would face a tough battle when she went to Dayong for a political marriage. Who knew that after marrying into the imperial family, she would be doted on by everyone? The other princesses who had come to Dayong for political marriages treated her like a younger sister and cherished her... The emperor’s daughters in Dayong all practiced with swords and spears. They had never seen a delicate little princess from the south, and were so envious they ground their back teeth to dust... She beat the Prince of Ruiyang’s son right in front of him, and the Prince of Ruiyang stood nearby, applauding with a beaming smile... The beaten heir blushed shyly... Chu Jiachen: “What, is being crazy hereditary?” The refined, gentle chancellor, who was supposed to remain unmarried for life for the heroine, stayed by her side every day, fiercely attacking and mocking his romantic rivals... And the original heroine had long since been forgotten in some remote corner... Chu Jiachen even became the woman Dayong’s noble ladies most wanted to marry! With her ears turning red, Chu Jiachen nodded demurely. “I suppose it was to be expected. I’m so wonderful, after all. Anyone who doesn’t like me is just blind.”