Everyday Rebellion

Liang Ying, a modern rich young woman, transmigrates. The good news is that she becomes a princess of a nation. The bad news is that the nation has fallen! To preserve the honor of the royal women, the old emperor personally sent his concubines and unmarried daughters one by one to their deaths. Just as Liang Ying was being strangled half to death with a white silk cord, Heaven finally showed mercy. The rebel army stormed into the palace, the old emperor died, and she survived by collapsing, barely alive, among the piles of corpses. Later, she managed to escape the imperial city, only to be captured by a band of brazen bandits and dragged to their mountain stronghold to do hard labor. The old lady of the bandit chief's family took one look at Liang Ying and decided she was perfect. The young lady had a pretty face, a slender waist, and rounded hips. She looked like she would bear children well. So the old lady made the call: a promotion and a raise, transferring her to the position of the bandit chief's wife! Liang Ying was shocked and frightened. She stammered, "I came from a very good family. I can't get used to plain food..." The old lady said, "No problem. My son will earn enough for you to have servants at your beck and call and meat at every meal!" Liang Ying said, "The living conditions here..." The old lady said, "No problem. My son has hundreds of men under him. We'll take Fengzhou County at once and win the county magistrate's residence for you to use!" Liang Ying: "..." From then on, the bandit chief Zhao Zhi embarked on the point of no return in pursuing a career (rebellion), and somehow ended up as the Prince of Zhongshan. * In a chaotic age ruled by treacherous tyrants, the crude and uncouth Zhao Zhi took to the hills as a bandit and became the king of a mountain. His life had been going just fine, but his mother insisted on finding him a bride for his stronghold. At first, Zhao Zhi thought he must have been kicked in the head by a donkey to take in such a delicate young lady. Later, when he saw she wasn't eating well, he fed her meat at every meal. When she couldn't sleep peacefully, he moved her into a bigger house. Whatever she wanted, he gave her. She wanted air conditioning. An ice chest could serve as a substitute, but what on earth was a sanitary pad? Zhao Zhi couldn't help falling into deep thought. Little Scene One: Liang Ying: "State-owned land, nine years of compulsory education, a capitalist economy, real estate development, and government-backed loans. Interested?" Zhao Zhi: "Thanks, but I just want to lie flat and be a bandit. I don't want a career change and a new job." Liang Ying: "..." Fine, then. I've already boiled a pot of water. Xiuxiu, you can go wash up now. Zhao Zhi: "???" People usually boil water before slaughtering a chicken. Are they going to scald a chicken? Little Scene Two: Zhao Zhi: "Mother, a wolf should be paired with a she-wolf. Why put a little white rabbit in the den?" Old Madam Zhao: "Aren't bunnies adorable?" Zhao Zhi looked down at the little white rabbit in the den. So delicate and soft, so gentle and weak, and somehow kind of fragrant? Liang Ying: "!!!" Don't you dare come any closer! Later... Zhao Zhi's complaints: #I kissed a little white rabbit with steel teeth!# #I'm a bandit, and she actually forced me to get a government job!# #She makes me an official by day and a bandit by night. She's got quite an imagination.# #She got a storyteller to give us a sales-pitch-style lesson on the rule of law. Is that even possible?# Zhao Zhi: "I think I've opened the door to a whole new socialist world!" [Sharp-eyed, troublemaking, delicate and spoiled girl x Wild, handsome, tough bandit who can really fight] Reader's Guide: Fictional setting, both leads are each other's first, one-on-one romance, happy ending. Theme: Rising to glory through adversity