From the Start, the Princess Is the Richest in the Land

She was a female CEO with three hundred billion to her name, but she transmigrated into the most hated good-for-nothing princess in the Great Liang Dynasty. From the start, she blew up the imperial kitchen, and the emperor was so furious he packed her off to the poorest commandery in the realm, Cangwu, with a cold-faced top scorer as her consort.

Everyone was waiting to see her starve to death on the frontier. But while she was locked in the dungeon, she had already drawn up her plans: where to dig canals, how to reclaim saline land, how to fire glass, even where to put a mill next to the tofu workshop.

The top scorer said everything was “pending verification”? Once she reached Cangwu, she made him change it back to “field-tested,” one character at a time.

Poor? Not once she arrived. The land was made fertile, the cotton was sold, and the glass was produced. By the time the people in the capital came to their senses, the princess was already rolling in wealth.

And the top scorer consort who had once written a memorial impeaching her? Now he followed her around every day, asking, “Princess, what are we planting tomorrow?”