The Princess Consort Just Wants to Take It Easy, but the Prince Insists on Spoiling Her

[Marriage First, Love Later + Two Strong Leads, Both Devoted + Adorable Contrast] Yun Zhiyi, a modern woman whose soul has transmigrated into the body of a princess consort, is seen as weak and useless by Xiao Yechen, the Prince of War. He gives her the cold shoulder on their wedding night, leaving her free to focus on her own ambitions. She builds her career, helps widows and orphans, and opens a clinic, thriving on her own terms. Xiao Yechen assumes he has married a beautiful woman with no personality, but soon discovers that she is a brilliant doctor and a master strategist who repeatedly shakes up the capital. Curiosity turns to admiration, and admiration to love. The cold, formidable general becomes utterly devoted to his wife, following her around to clean up her messes while keeping a wary eye on her many suitors. When Yun Zhiyi's identity as a surviving descendant of the previous dynasty is exposed and puts her life in danger, Xiao Yechen offers his command of a million troops as her bride price and swears to protect her to the death. In the end, her kindness wins the love of the people, while his devotion earns him a promise of lifelong fidelity from her. With the emperor and empress backing them, they write their own happy ending in an age of prosperity.