I Only Want to Build Infrastructure, My Handsome Men, Stop Worrying About Me

Matriarchy | Infrastructure Building | Irresistible Teen Heartthrob | Strong Female Lead | Sweet Romance | Lighthearted | Transmigration Liangzhou is my grave? No, it's my paradise. Su Jinyue has transmigrated. She becomes the most good-for-nothing of the seven princesses of the Tianfeng Dynasty: weak in spiritual power, born to a lowborn father, and loathed by everyone. On their wedding night, her stunning young groom, Wen Yaotai, whom she had forcibly married, stands before her and parts his pale lips: “Your Highness, I hear you'll be thrown in prison tomorrow.” He smiles as he says it. At court, the Minister of Revenue joins forces with the eldest princess to back her into a corner, accusing her of embezzling 500,000 taels of disaster relief funds. The whole court waits for her to die. Her poised and gentle eldest sister is ready to collect her body, and her newlywed, handsome husband is preparing to become a widower. Too bad they'll be waiting in vain. A top auditor from her previous life + a golden finger in the form of a left eye that can see through the structure of anything = an overwhelming advantage. She exposes the fake accounts in three sentences and turns the tables on the spot. But an imperial decree exiles her to Liangzhou, a remote wasteland in the northwest. What others see as a graveyard looks like a blank canvas to her. No people? She finds them: Pei Yunzhou, a loyal young man cast out by his family; Xiao Ye, a haughty prince sent by an enemy kingdom; and Ye Lanyin, a cool, celibate holy son from the imperial temple. One by one, she brings them home. No water? She digs: her left eye sees underground water veins stretching for a thousand miles. A towering fountain erupts from Liangzhou's barren plains, and tens of thousands kneel and cry, “Goddess!” No money? She makes it: an abandoned iron mine becomes an arms workshop, wasteland becomes a granary, and the frontier city she brings back to life becomes the richest prize in the entire Tianfeng Dynasty. By the time she leads an army back to the capital, the empress is panicking, the eldest princess is on her knees, and the whole court is stunned. How did this good-for-nothing princess come back with four husbands as fierce as wolves and tigers?