On the Making of a Grand Princess

Currently updating: The Mountain Goddess's Little Restaurant Come check it out. Blurb: Everyone under heaven knew that the only child the emperor cherished above all others was a peerless peony. She was beautiful, clever, and had countless virtues. There was just one thing about her that drove everyone mad: her temperament was as striking as her looks. Fortunately, Heaven had long since sent someone who could handle her. But... who else could have spoiled this peony into becoming even more willful than the person standing before her? Proud, pampered, domineering eldest princess vs. a devoted young nobleman who says one thing but means another A few notes: 1. This is a story following the heroine from childhood to adulthood. She's a bona fide winner in life, and there will definitely be no angst. 2. The setting is fictional, with some inspiration from the Tang dynasty. Please don't scrutinize the historical details. [Serial next door: The Mountain Goddess's Little Restaurant] The Mountain Goddess, asleep for a thousand years, hears the echoes of an era of peace and prosperity. When she opens her eyes, the mountain temple with its red walls and glazed tiles has become a dilapidated building. The merit box is stuffed with cockroach poison flyers, a QR code for a