Princess Shiyin

Shiyin fell from her position as a wealthy, powerful woman in the modern world,

only to become a dim-witted princess in a small ancient kingdom, nearly married off as a good-luck bride to cure someone's illness.

Watch her turn the tide!

The kingdom is weak and its resources are being seized, so she opens shops to make money.

Her brother is unconscious and people are hunting her, so she makes gunpowder to defend herself.

She is promised in marriage to a spiritual stone as a good-luck bride, so she uses her medical skills to save someone in exchange for her freedom.

She never gives up and depends on no one.

"Why do I have to get married? I don't have to marry anyone."

"Unless one day I meet someone who can give me the freedom I want, respect me, understand me, treat me as an equal, and be loyal to me; someone with endless patience and a warm, loving heart. Only then would I marry."

He couldn't help asking again:

"If you met a man like that, what would you do for him?"

Shiyin thought for a moment, then looked into Zaiyang's eyes and said:

"If we lived in a thatched cottage, we'd pick chrysanthemums, tend flowers, and chat and laugh with friends;

if we roamed the world together, we'd travel north and south, free and happy as immortals;

if we stood at the seat of power, we'd stand side by side, build a home, govern the land, and bring peace to the world."

A lighthearted, slow-burn story with a steady, gentle pace.

The heroine is independent, quick-witted, and clear about who she loves and hates.

The hero is steady and powerful, and fights for love.

Premise: I love money and freedom, and I love you too