Everyone Loves the Crown Princess (Transmigrate)

[The Southern Jin Version of the "You Say You Hate It, Then You Love It" Rule] After Princess Xiao Yirong of Southern Jin dies far from home, she is reborn in the body of her dim-witted younger sister. After being reborn, she discovers that everything has changed. The low-born official who used to make things difficult for her at every turn has secretly admired her for ages. The sharp-tongued junior minister who once mocked her in verse as "so brightly lovely, yet unworthy of a princess" has actually kept one of her hairpins hidden away for three years. The head of the Xie family, with whom she thought she had only a passing acquaintance, has silently observed three years of mourning for her. Most shocking of all, the lord who commands more than half of Southern Jin's army and caused her to die far from home is her biological father! TIP: ① This is technically a rebirth story, but JJ's rules count being reborn in someone else's body as transmigration, so it has to be called transmigration. ② This is a fictional setting, a fictional setting. This Jin is not that Jin, and this Wei is not that Wei. Please don't give this author, whose history grades were terrible, a hard time. I'd also like to recommend the author's next upcoming novel: "Reborn with Endless Good Fortune", the first title in the author's profile at the top right! Please add it to your collection! This story is also called "Mianmian's Happy Country Life" and "So I Have a Golden Finger!?" The day Jiang Jinyu (Mianmian) was born, the skies, which had been rainy for over ten days, suddenly cleared. An old blind fortune-teller who read her fortune said, "Endless good fortune. You'll bring prosperity to your husband and family, and one day you'll become a titled lady. What a fortunate child." Jiang Jinyu, who had a miserable life in her previous existence: Bah. You old blind fool, what nonsense! After giving the fortune-teller a piece of her mind, Jiang Jinyu devoted herself to finding someone powerful to rely on. But she went a little too far and became the family's darling. Her grandmother, who favored boys over girls, treasured her like the apple of her eye. Her taciturn grandfather constantly talked about "my Mianmian." Her aunt, who had once been jealous of her sister-in-law, chased off a landlord with a broom when he wanted to take Mianmian as a concubine... Only after someone took her all the way to the capital, where she was granted the title of First-Rank Lady and cherished for the rest of her life, did Jiang Jinyu finally realize: So being reborn came with a golden finger after all!!! The author's completed work: See the author's profile for "The Beloved Daughter of a Powerful Minister"