The Tyrant Emperor Becomes a Simp, and His Four-Year-Old Daughter Topples the Throne

[Palace Intrigue + Household Drama + Beloved by Everyone + Transmigrate into a Book + Feel-Good Revenge]

Jiang Zhizhi, a chronic chuunibyou who dreams of rebellion every day, transmigrates into a four-year-old, doomed princess whose father is a tyrant emperor.

Her father is a violent ruler who cares for no one, yet he’s utterly devoted to a scheming, hypocritical woman outside the palace.

The ending? Her entire clan is slaughtered, and the little princess dies of illness in the Cold Palace, with no one even bothering to bury her.

Jiang Zhizhi slaps her thigh. “That’s it? Move aside, move aside. I’ll take the throne myself!”

And so

The original heroine, Su Muxue, acts pitiful in front of her father? Jiang Zhizhi calls her out on the spot: “Father! She’s hidden the jewelry you gave her under her bed!”

The original hero secretly tries to win over court officials? Jiang Zhizhi runs to report him: “Father! Someone wants to steal your chair! That chair is mine!”

She keeps her tyrant father smiling and playing the doting dad, all while scheming how to claim the dragon throne for herself.

Anyone who crosses her? At best, she makes them fall into a cesspit while using the toilet. At worst, she slaps them across the face.

The emperor is exasperated every day. “Why does my princess spend all day plotting to overthrow me?”

Jiang Zhizhi plants her hands on her hips, looking fierce and adorable. “It’s not a rebellion! It’s succession! You just be a dad!”

By the finale, rebel forces are at the city gates, while the tyrant emperor, wearing an apron, feeds someone porridge.

And four-and-a-half-year-old Jiang Zhizhi is already sitting on the dragon throne.