The Qing Dynasty’s Ninth Prince’s Wife: One Punch Takes Down the Ninth Prince

Top chef Su Qingqing transmigrates into the body of an unpopular, lazy young lady from the Dong’e family.

No System, no pocket dimension, just cooking skills good enough to make the neighbor’s children drool.

Her goal is clear: stay alive, save as much money as she can, keep away from the imperial family, and become a wealthy, happily single woman.

Who would have thought that at the imperial selection, one stolen pastry would catch the eye of Ninth Prince, a man rumored to love money more than life and never forgive a grudge?

Ninth Prince: “This woman looks lucky. I’ll marry her to bring good fortune to my household.”

Su Qingqing: “…”

After the wedding, Ninth Prince realizes he seems to have married both a money tree and a “little tyrant.”

Ninth Prince wants to stir up trouble? Su Qingqing serves him hotpot until he gives in.

Ninth Prince wants to fight for the throne? Su Qingqing slaps down the account book. “There’s no money! I spent it all buying land and farming!”

The other princes gaze longingly at Ninth Prince’s residence. “Ninth Brother, can we come over for a meal?”

Emperor Kangxi: “What was that drink your wife made… milk tea? Bring me another bowl.”

Years later, the Ninth Prince, who was supposed to meet a tragic end, has not only grown a little plump but become the richest man in the Qing Empire, traveling through Jiangnan in style with his wife and children.

Ninth Prince grits his teeth. “There goes my good name!”

Su Qingqing counts her money. “Quiet. This ten thousand taels is for candy for the kids.”