The Princess Consort Prefers to Win People Over with Her Fists

My new novel, When a Fourth-Prince Fan Transmigrates into Hongshi's Wife, is now underway. Scroll down on the blurb to find it. If you're interested, come on over, cuties~ A martial artist born with innate abilities transmigrates to the Qing Dynasty and becomes the newly betrothed wife of Hongzhou, the emperor's fifth son. That man loves his liquor, enjoys holding his own funeral and eating the offerings, and listens to his wife and children mourn him. He's even bold enough to beat up a grand secretary in open court, and is so outrageous that history remembers him for it? Shushu: Even if being too powerful makes it hard to find a partner, she still doesn't want to settle for this guy! Her poor mother wept as she listed all the family members and relatives in their clan. Shushu had no choice but to go down the old road of using force to make people submit and straighten out the outrageous brat: Hold your own funeral and eat the offerings? Not a chance. Anyone who makes this lady cry will get beaten until they cry like a dog! Everyone condemned the fifth prince's wife for being far too valiant. But then... Her new steelmaking method strengthened the military; the watches and other things she made were more refined than those imported from the West. Even the servants at the fifth prince's residence could easily defeat the Eight Banners troops. The emperor praised her again and again. The fifth prince, who had once resisted her in every way, came around and became her biggest fan: "What do you mean I'm henpecked and afraid of my wife? That's all slander! You only know the joy of winning without lifting a finger when you marry someone like my wife." "Look at me. I'm still young, and already a retired emperor!" That's right, this is a fun story about Shushu, who uses force to make people submit, training her husband and educating their children, and accidentally changing a certain dragon's destiny on the throne. Yongzheng ends up skipping Hongzhou and passing the throne to her son instead. A super-strong heroine who'd rather throw a punch than waste words X a laid-back male lead who's cheeky and timid around her. P.S. The male lead has two palace maids who are known as his women in name only. The heroine later marries them off, so this is one-on-one. An alternate-universe Qing transmigration setting, very, very fictionalized. Please don't nitpick historical details. Coming soon: The Beloved Princess Has a Food System With the emperor as her grandpa, the crown prince as her father, and the crown princess as her mother, Elinzhu was doted on by everyone from birth. She was born at the peak of her life, and everyone loved her. But she never expected that life would turn out to be a Qing transmigration novel, with her entire family destined to be cannon fodder??? The transmigrated heroine loves the eighth prince, while a reborn woman has her eyes on the fourth prince's household. They share one little goal: speed things up and make her father lose his position as crown prince sooner!!! Even worse, one has a pocket dimension and another has a special ability. As for her, all she has is a Food Learning System. What? You expect a noble princess to cook??? Elinzhu refuses over and over, until the System offers her a deal: learn ten dishes and get a glassmaking recipe. Learn a hundred and get a cement formula. Learn five hundred and the complete guide to food therapy is yours. As long as the Host works hard enough, she can get the transmigrated and reborn heroines' golden fingers! What is she waiting for, then? Elinzhu gets up in the middle of the night, heads into the kitchen, and practices day after day. She cures the fourth prince's epidemic illness and helps the eighth prince have children. The transmigrated and reborn women are left gawking... At first, all Elinzhu wanted was to avoid moving to Xian'an Palace with her father. How could she have known she'd end up with the grandest princess's residence in the Forbidden City? P.S. It's an alternate universe, okay? Let's not nitpick the history! A Qing transmigration setting, with a local heroine's culinary rise to success through a golden finger. In the end, the crown prince will ascend the throne. Focus on family affection and food, with a gorgeous male lead who stays in the background. Theme: Strive to live a life of your own