Confiscation and Exile? I Pretend to Be a Princess, Seduce Men, and Scheme to Rule the World

[Multiple male leads + strong female lead + feel-good power fantasy + pocket dimension]

Jiang Qingyao, the chairwoman of a multinational corporation, transmigrates and finds herself in a living hell from the start: her entire family has been confiscated and sentenced to exile.

Jiang Qingyao makes a clever escape and transforms herself into the legendary “Princess Anning,” a frail, sickly woman whose true face no one has ever seen.

From then on, the road to exile becomes her traveling stage.

When she meets corrupt officials: “I am here on a secret inspection for my imperial brother. Open the storerooms so I can examine them!” Then she cleans them out!

When she meets unruly commoners: “How dare you disrespect me! That’s a crime punishable by the extermination of your entire clan!” Down on your knees!

When she meets handsome men: “Cough, cough. I’m feeling weak. Would you help me up, young sir?” Flirt, then run!

But the longer she plays her part, the more she realizes something is wrong.

Why are all these men looking at her with such smoldering eyes? The aloof, otherworldly chief minister, the fabulously wealthy heir to the imperial merchant house, the ruthless Northern Frontier General...

One day, the real emperor looks at the umbrellas of honor and letters of gratitude sent from across the country and falls into deep thought. “When did my sister become so capable?”

Meanwhile, Jiang Qingyao, having established an empire far away in the Western Regions, looks at the powerful men behind her whom she has “deceived into giving her their hearts and bodies,” and snorts. “Gentlemen, I really did all this for the good of the country...” (And for my own life.)