The Princess Consort Is a Menace. Why Pick a Fight with Her?

Top hacker Xia Qianqian transmigrates into a mistreated concubine-born daughter in the Prime Minister’s residence. The moment she opens her eyes, she discovers she’s about to be sacrificed to the River God.

She turns the tables, ties up the conspirators like dumplings, and throws them into the river as an offering. Then she latches onto passing Prince Jing, Xiao Jue.

“Your Highness, they say you’re cursed to kill your wives?”

“…”

“Then stay away from me. I don’t want to freeze to death because of you.”

By a stroke of luck, she ends up in Prince Jing’s residence, where Xia Qianqian lets loose completely.

Her stepmother wants to harm her? She delivers the evidence and the culprit to the Censorate in the middle of the night, making sure the woman stays in prison for the rest of her life.

Her white-lotus sisters want to steal her things? She swaps their dowries for rocks, then smiles and asks, “Do you like them?”

The princes want to use her? She turns around and spills their secrets to their rivals, then sits back to watch them fight it out.

Everyone in the capital knows that the princess consort Prince Jing brought home is wicked to the core and so annoying she makes your teeth itch. But she’s absurdly powerful, and anyone who crosses her is in for bad luck.

Yet Prince Jing, rumored to be cold-blooded, bloodthirsty, and possessive to the extreme, protects her fiercely. His obsession nearly spills from his eyes. “Qianqian, causing trouble again? Believe me, I’ll lock you up so you can only look at me.”

Xia Qianqian raises an eyebrow and kicks his approaching face away. “Get lost. Don’t get in the way while I’m setting people up.”

Behind her stands Prince Jing, his face dark, along with a crowd of young lords and princes she’s “set up” who can’t help falling for her. Every one of them begs for her attention with red-rimmed eyes.

Xia Qianqian’s answer: “Sure, I’m wicked, but what man could possibly be more fun than stirring up trouble?”