After My Plan to Become a Widow Failed

[Complete] Yue Xinran transmigrates to ancient times and hates that her future will depend on a man. When news of disaster arrives from the border, the entire Yue household is thrown into turmoil. The Yue family had arranged a marriage with the Duke's estate, but the eldest daughter would rather hang herself than become a widow... Yue Xinran laughs and takes her place as the bride, even though the Duke's estate has lost the war and faces the terrifying prospect of execution for the entire household. * Before the strong, the tides can be turned and every rule can be shattered. This journey could also be called A Hardcore Guide to Widowhood in Ancient Times or I Became a Widow Through My Own Efforts. Though the road ahead is full of storms, snow, and countless dangers, to Yue Xinran, it is a golden fish soaring through the clouds, with vast seas and stars above. What is there to fear? * But Yue Xinran never expected that after weathering every hardship, just as she was about to reward herself by picking out a handsome young man, her husband, who was said to have died in battle at the border, would come back to life yet again?! I Won't Marry, I Have a Throne to Inherit has begun! The moment Ji Peipei transmigrates, she finds her father plotting a rebellion and her home under siege. After countless hardships and great sacrifices, her father finally ascends the throne, and it seems that everything is finally over. Everyone knows her father is a mighty ruler, celebrated for his literary and military achievements. He has just one little flaw: he spoils his daughter, and the whole Great Zhou Dynasty knows it. The princess wants to go to school, so Emperor Yuanwu orders the royal academy to abolish its rule against admitting female students. The princess wants to ride a horse, so Emperor Yuanwu searches the northern frontier for a prized Ferghana horse. The princess likes fruit, so rare delicacies from every corner of the world are sent to the imperial capital. When the princess comes of age, the entire capital starts worrying about her marriage: This one is the legitimate son of a noble clan, inheriting three hundred years of aristocratic refinement. He's refined and handsome, with a gift for letters. That one is the only son of a general, tall and handsome, with outstanding martial arts skills. His Majesty personally made him a marquis. And this one is the top third-place graduate in this year's imperial examinations, so popular that crowds block the streets and his carriage overflows with gifts of fruits and vegetables... The problem is, Ji Peipei doesn't want to marry any of them! She just doesn't understand. Her family already has an imperial throne, so why should she have to marry, just like every other woman? Also known as: The Princess Comes to Her Senses Theme: