The Princess Consort of the Nether King Stir-Fried the Entire Beiyuan Dynasty with One Iron Wok

[Princess Consort + Historical Romance + Transmigration + Bickering Couple + Sweet Romance + Laugh-Out-Loud Wish Fulfillment + Subverting the Tropes + Only Each Other] From the start, Ye Banxia transmigrates into the body of a fake Taoist who swindles people. Before she can even figure out what's happening, she's bundled off to the Prince You's manor to bring good fortune to the notoriously short-tempered Xiao Wuwang, a prince said to have driven three fiancées to their deaths. Most people bring a lucky match to a wedding with astrology. Ye Banxia brings one with her family's ancestral iron wok. She expects to be walking into a tiger's den, but the story takes a completely unexpected turn! At the Heaven-Worshipping Ceremony, she catches a lightning bolt in her wok, then whips up a glittering “miracle pancake.” The obsessive emperor is so tempted that he appoints her Imperial Protector on the spot, then chases after her, offering a hundred “beef balls” in exchange for a good review. The sinister Duke of State leads men in an attempted coup? One blast of garlic powder and a “wok-to-the-head” later, she teaches the villains how to behave. The supposedly wife-killing Lord of Death turns out to be a husband who falls for her on his own and becomes fiercely protective. He even hands over his military command and blocks her doorway every day, begging her to feed him. When the imperial edict naming the true heir is brought out, the whole court kneels and begs the new emperor to ascend the throne. Ye Banxia looks disgusted. “As empress, I'd have to manage your concubines, too? What's in it for me, your foul temper or the fact that you never bathe?” In front of everyone, Xiao Wuwang tosses the edict into a brazier, then expertly hoists her giant iron wok over his shoulder. “Whoever wants this rotten throne can take it. I just want to go sell hot pot with my wife in the northern frontier!”