The Princess Consort Wastes Too Much, So the Prince Has to Conquer the World for Her

[Ancient-Era Exile + Substitute Bride + Tough Husband and Sweet Wife + Face-Slapping Comeback + Feng Shui Treasure Hunting + Nation-Building and Rebellion]

Ji Mengyu transmigrates into the body of the useless legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's household,

then is forced to marry Liu Junlin, a war god of a prince who has just been stripped of his title and exiled, with both legs disabled.

On the day their exile begins, the real heiress and her crown prince fiancé come to see them off, secretly bribing the guards to torment them to death.

On the road to exile, the other convicts gnaw on dry flatbread, while Ji Mengyu complains that it scratches her throat: “Husband, I want roast pheasant.”

In Lingnan, while everyone else lives in drafty thatched huts, Ji Mengyu rubs her sore waist and cries, “Husband, the heated bed is too hard. I want three layers of tiger fur.”

Liu Junlin, the war god who once killed without mercy and has recovered from his leg injury, doesn't get angry. Instead, he grabs his knife and heads straight into the deep mountains.

“Anyone who makes my wife unhappy is dead. Every tiger in these mountains is dying today!”

Three years later, the realm is in turmoil and the treasury is empty. The emperor makes a secret visit to Lingnan to borrow money and is astonished to find the supposedly frail princess pointing at a mountain and telling Liu Junlin, “Husband, I dreamed there was gold underneath it.”

Liu Junlin sneers and points his blade at the emperor. “What are you looking at? The gold mine is for making jewelry for my wife. I'll take your throne too and give it to her as her bride price!”