The Crown Princess Has an Unexpected Style

After accidentally transmigrating into another world, Gan Tang discovers that things here are delightfully bizarre.

The literature-loving Empress: "Well-read, gracious, elegant, virtuous, and the perfect wife... These words couldn't describe Tang'er better. My son is so lucky to have married her."

The Consort who refuses to be outdone: "If only the Third Prince's wife were half as good as the Crown Princess, I'd be overjoyed in my dreams."

The Emperor, whose life is being extended by relying on the Chancellor to handle state affairs: "Lord Gan is my right-hand man and a pillar of the nation. Anyone who makes trouble for the Crown Princess's family is making trouble for me."

The lovesick Crown Prince: "How much more do I have to do for you before you'll spare me even a little more of your attention? Gan Tang, do you even have a heart?"

As the daughter of Great Zhou's foremost treacherous minister and the Eastern Palace's latest femme fatale, Gan Tang finds this world completely at odds with her expectations. The pressure is overwhelming...

She'd rather just be a quiet, lazy fish.

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When Chu Yin wakes up, she has transmigrated into the only daughter of the Emperor of Liang, Princess Jiayang, said to be the most formidable person in the entire imperial capital.

Her father, the Emperor of Liang, has doted on her extravagantly since birth, though his busy schedule leaves him little time to take care of himself.

Her eldest brother is the designated Crown Prince. He would give his sister the finest things in the world, but knows nothing about governing.

Her second brother loves literature and writes nearly a hundred poems praising his sister every year, but has no interest in anything outside of literature.

Her third brother is a peerless martial artist and has always been the one to protect her most. He just gets a headache whenever he has to study.

Unfortunately, Chu Yin has transmigrated into a book as a supporting female character. In the original story, she left home and country for the sake of her lover, only to go from legal wife to concubine. Everything she did merely paved the way for the male and female leads.

After transmigrating into the book, Chu Yin decides that love is just a passing cloud. She only wants to preserve her family's prosperity and live like a flower of wealth and luxury.

Theme: Make the best of whatever comes, and live with ease and optimism.