Grandfather, I'm Here to Bail Out My Good-for-Nothing Crown Prince Dad

[Strong Female Lead + Light Political Intrigue + Goofy Comedy + Everyone's Favorite + Playing the Pig to Eat the Tiger]

Every day, as soon as she opens her eyes, she's either rescuing her father or on her way to rescue her brother.

Strong female lead, no love interest for now.

Li Song'an dies in a great fire. When she opens her eyes again, she's become the newborn Seventh Princess in the Eastern Palace.

In this life, she will reclaim everything that belongs to her... Sorry, wrong story.

In this life, she will keep her head down until the very end!

When people gossip about her, she pretends to be deaf. When they look down on her, she pretends to be blind. When they insult her, she pretends to be mute.

Everyone says the Seventh Princess of the Eastern Palace is... painfully mediocre.

Until the year she turns eight, when her father's position as Crown Prince comes under threat.

Li Song'an: “No way! Absolutely not!”

People soon notice that the Seventh Princess is no longer blind or deaf. She walks with a spring in her step and charges straight into the imperial court, becoming the youngest female official in history.

The emperor returns from battle and gives the Eastern Palace the cold shoulder? Li Song'an says, “Easy. I've got this!”

She gets a little scrape, grabs a handkerchief in one hand and the Empress in the other, and sobs, “Grandmother, look what he did to me~”

A foreign power invades, the Eastern Palace loses influence, and her brother is forced to earn military honors on the front lines? Li Song'an gives a scornful smile. “It's just a war. I'll wipe them out!”

After the Empress dies, the suspicious emperor spends all day looking for ways to wipe out the entire Eastern Palace family. Li Song'an counters with a scheme to drive a wedge between him and two princes, successfully making the three of them “break up.”

After rescuing her father and brother one too many times, Li Song'an reaches the highest post she can possibly attain. So she sets her sights on the emperor's throne.

“Grandfather, can you sit on this thing? Why not let the Eastern Palace have a turn?”

The Crown Prince's daughter, once mocked as dim-witted and now the most powerful grand secretary at court, draws her sword and storms the palace. Everyone finally understands: this is what you call mediocre?

Li Song'an: “Keep it low-key, keep it low-key~”