This Commandery Princess Is Ridiculously Silly, Yet Unrivaled in the World

Ye Qiong carries A Nu back to the manor, and the System rewards her with the Snowstorm Dragon Riders.

When her governess forces her to copy the Admonitions for Women, Ye Qiong rewrites it as “How to Win the Hearts of One Hundred Handsome Men,” driving the governess into a fury.

To avoid becoming an official, she gets into a fistfight with Prince Duan in the throne hall, and she and her father disown each other.

The emperor imagines that the father and daughter are putting on an act to lull the vassal princes plotting rebellion into a false sense of security!

Ye Qiong visits a brothel, supposedly to find the “hidden powerhouse” marked by the System. Instead, rumors spread that “the princess is hopelessly lustful.”

She turns the brothel she bought into a “retirement home,” moving the townsfolk to tears: “The princess is looking out for lonely elderly people!”

Young Lord Gu regrets his choices and comes to make peace. Ye Qiong asks, “Who are you? You’re in the way while I change the little imperial grandson’s diaper.” (Although the grandson is already quite grown.)

The succession struggle erupts. While everyone else fights for their lives, Ye Qiong counts money in the prince’s manor.

The little imperial grandson cries for help. Ye Qiong sighs. “Fine. Since you call me boss, you can have the throne. I’ll be regent.”