The Real Heiress Is a Strongwoman. Why Did You Have to Pick a Fight with Her?

【No CP + born into a new life as a baby + gossip System + super-strong female lead + reverse mind-reading + punishing scumbags + fictional dynasty】 Ye Tang was a modern-day office worker ground down by endless work. After seven years of hard work, she died suddenly during a meeting, then transmigrated to a fictional dynasty as the real daughter of the Marquis Weiyong's household, who had been lost outside the family. After being brought back, she discovered that everything here was utterly deranged: the plot was deranged, the System was deranged, and the people were deranged too. What could she do about it? Why, knock some sense into all those lunatics, of course. Lesson One in Setting Things Right: Her cousin Ye Qing's in-laws humiliate her and demand that she accept an illegitimate child. If she refuses to divorce, they threaten to keep half her dowry? Ye Tang: “Has your family gone broke? Do you have to live off my sister's dowry? Want to see me tear your house apart?” Her cousin: “Little sister Tang, you're amazing!” Lesson Two in Setting Things Right: Ye Ying, an orphan adopted by her parents, is bullied by the second branch of the family, who try to force her to hand over her jewelry? Ye Tang: “Touch my sister again, and you'll find I'm pretty good with my fists.” Her sister: “You're the best, Sis!” Lesson Three in Setting Things Right: The dignified princess is hopelessly lovesick and insists on giving up her title to protect her childhood sweetheart, even cooking for him? Ye Tang: “Your Highness, you can give up everything, but please give up on me first. I'm going to kneel before His Majesty and kowtow three hundred times! I'm done being your companion!” The princess: “No, Ye Tang! I'll give him up, okay? I don't want him anymore!” P.S. This is the story of a hot-tempered, absurdly strong, yet softhearted heroine charging into a feudal dynasty. The plot is deliberately brainless, so please don't mind the story's erratic tone. No CP, no CP, no CP! Say it with me: King Ye Tang is awesome!