The Easygoing Princess Consort Is No Pushover: One Punch for Every Whiny Crybaby

[Qing Dynasty Reincarnation + Farming + Raising Kids + Comedy + Super Strength + Feel-Good Story + Ninth Prince] Lin Qingqing, a finance director, dies from overwork and opens her eyes as a hungry infant in the Dong'e family during the Kangxi era of the Qing Dynasty. Luckily, she’s been born a Manchu noblewoman. She won’t have to worry about food or clothes this life, and can happily laze around! But who could have known that her “bonus attribute” this time would be so outrageous: superhuman strength! While other young ladies learn music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, she can snap a guzheng in half with one hand. While they toil at embroidery, she can crush a needle into powder with the slightest squeeze. Her father and mother worry themselves gray: How will a girl like this ever find a husband? Lin Qingqing doesn’t care in the slightest. She eats and drinks every day, secretly invests her money, and builds a savings stash taller than a mountain. Then, on the day of the palace selection, she accidentally kicks a loose stone that slips beneath her foot, and it flies straight into the Ninth Prince, Yinsi, known as the “Viper.” Everyone thinks she’s as good as dead, but the handsome, sharp-tongued Ninth Prince looks at her with interest. “You’re quite interesting. From now on, you’ll manage all my money.” Lin Qingqing: “!!!” Is that really an option? After the wedding, everyone in the capital waits to laugh at her, betting on when the Ninth Prince will get sick of his crude princess consort. Instead, they see... The Eighth Prince’s consort comes to complain, and Lin Qingqing says, “Don’t cry. This is my new shop. Invest in it, Eighth Sister-in-Law, and the dividends will be bigger than your husband’s salary.” The Tenth Prince’s consort says she’s bored, and Lin Qingqing says, “Come on, I’ll take you bandit hunting. It’s a great stress reliever.” Kangxi looks at his sons, who are growing richer by the day, and his increasingly empty treasury, and falls into deep thought: Is this daughter-in-law a little too capable?