The Princess Consort Is a Strongwoman (Qing Dynasty Transmigration)

With strength enough to uproot mountains and spirit enough to cover the world, there was Xiang Yu in ancient times, and now in Great Qing, there's Guan Ning. After his wedding, the Fourteenth Prince Yinzhen has a hard time. His wife is petite and delicate, but as strong as an ox. He can't beat her at arm wrestling, even if he takes on ten versions of himself. She picks him up with one hand like a little chick. He can't outtalk his wife, he can't beat her in a fight, and even his mother and brothers dote on her more than they do on him. This life is impossible! Guan Ning: "My lord told Shu Shujueluo that I'm not as gentle and virtuous as she is?" Yinzhen: "Who said that? Did I ever say that? I absolutely did not!" Guan Ning: "I heard you badmouthed Fourth Brother in front of Mother again?" Yinzhen (shaking his head frantically): "No, absolutely not!" Guan Ning: "Did you talk back to Fourth Brother again today?" Yinzhen: "Of course not! The person I respect most after Imperial Father is Fourth Brother. I wouldn't talk back to him, or anyone else." "..." To escape his wife's oppression, Yinzhen has no choice but to train hard and build up his strength, so that one day he can rise again and sing the song of the liberated serfs. [This is the tearful history of the Fourteenth Prince's journey to become a good husband and a good younger brother.]