Confiscation and exile + farming + raising adorable children + rebellion + a powerful figure reborn + clearing everything out + a magical space
The ungrateful emperor turns on the very prince who won countless battles for him, issuing an edict to confiscate the War King's mansion and exile the family?
Su Wan, transmigrated into the body of the War King's consort, gives a cold laugh. Exile is fine, but confiscate my home? Dream on! The night before the confiscation, she opens an infinite space and sneaks into the imperial palace for an all-night shopping spree. The treasury, granaries, and armory? Cleared out! She doesn't even leave the emperor his throne or a single pot, bowl, or utensil from the imperial kitchens!
On the road to exile, everyone else trudges along in shackles, chewing tree bark and nearly fainting from hunger. She travels with her disabled husband and two adorable children, feasting on delicious food and treating the journey like a farm holiday.
When they reach the bitterly cold north, it seems like there's no hope. But the consort clears land, farms, builds infrastructure, and smelts fine steel, transforming a barren wasteland into a paradise.
Then one day, the War King, whose legs were supposedly crippled, suddenly stands up, and a million cavalrymen appear outside the capital.
Looking at his empty treasury and the procession of red wedding decorations stretching ten miles beyond the city, the emperor collapses to the ground. “Y-you... what exactly are you planning?”
Su Wan takes the two children by the hand and grins boldly. “Your Majesty, it's so cold in the north. I'm borrowing your empire to warm my hands.”
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Good, good, good
This book is very beautiful