Has the Crown Princess Ascended the Throne as Emperor Today?

Blurb:

"Martial virtue is virtue too." The Crown Princess's famous saying.

Ming Jing was the strongest strength-type ability user in the apocalypse.

The moment she opened her eyes, she had become the abandoned daughter of a marquis, discarded by her own mother right after birth.

All because of a so-called prophecy.

This girl was supposedly the reincarnation of Ying Huo, destined to bring calamity upon her family and clan. So her mother sent her to their hometown of Tanzhou under the pretext of "staying away from family to recover her health."

Nineteen years later, the Emperor wanted to betroth the Crown Prince to the daughter of the Marquis of Yongning. Rumor had it the Crown Prince was frail and sickly, unlikely to live past twenty. Marrying him meant being widowed.

At last, the Marquis of Yongning remembered the daughter he'd sent off to Tanzhou years ago. He hurriedly sent people to bring her back, intending for her to take someone else's place in the marriage.

But what the Marquis of Yongning's household didn't know was that Ming Jing was a remarkable figure in Tanzhou.

Tanzhou was peaceful. Even the bandits in the mountains had been beaten up by Ming Jing and thrown in jail. The whole region was so peaceful that the people called her a "heroine."

Now, the heroine of Tanzhou had come to the capital.

On her first day back, Ming Jing took over Shuying House, the favorite residence of the Marquis's wife's cherished daughter, Fifth Miss, and declared, "What a nice courtyard. It's mine now."

On her third day back, she stormed the kitchen with her three personal maids, smashed it to pieces, and declared,

"If I can't have the good stuff, then nobody gets to eat."

The Marquis of Yongning's household was beside itself with regret.

Who had they brought back? This wasn't some frail, abandoned daughter!

She was a living King of Hell!

But what shocked them even more was this:

After the "ill-fated" Crown Princess married him, the Crown Prince, whom the imperial physician had said wouldn't live to adulthood, not only survived, but grew more vigorous by the day.

[Reading Guide]

1. This is a feel-good story. The heroine's combat ability is off the charts. She's the strongest on Earth, and nobody can argue otherwise.

2. The heroine's motto is: if something ticks her off, she acts. If someone makes her unhappy, then nobody gets to be happy.

3. The male lead is gentle and considerate.

Premise: Think independently and strive to improve