The Fussy Little Princess After She Transmigrates

[Complete. A sweet little story, short and sweet. I hope you'll support the official version on Jinjiang!] Blurb: 1. Princess Chang Nian was born into a life of wealth and privilege, cherished and spoiled as she grew up. Sadly, she was exceptionally frail. Though her husband risked his life to find her elixirs and renowned physicians, she still could not escape an early death. In the final moments of her life, Chang Nian looked at her tearful husband, helpless and despairing. She thought: If I have another life, I must be more obedient and sensible, and make it up to my husband. But when she opened her eyes again, she found herself in a completely unfamiliar place, with towering buildings and dazzling lights. Her husband, meanwhile, wore a cold expression that warned everyone to keep their distance. Chang Nian: qaq With no other choice, as she was about to be abducted by a villain, the princess, who knew nothing about her surroundings, grabbed her husband and demanded furiously, "What took you so long?! Were you hoping to go home and kneel on the washboard?" Then she pointed at the villains. "These miscreants are plotting against this princess! Hurry up and have them arrested! Lock them all up!" The billionaire CEO (her husband): "...?" The villains, whose plot had failed, watched the cold, ruthless man call the police, their faces white as paper. 2. Jiang Shu, heir to the Jianghai Group, controlled assets worth hundreds of billions. Decisive and renowned in business circles for his cold, ruthless, and unsentimental nature, he was also young, rich, and extraordinarily handsome, with an aloof and noble air. And yet, he had no interest in women. But lately, rumors had it that Jiang Shu had a girlfriend! His friends came rushing over, all wanting to see what kind of bewitching beauty (or virtuous homemaker) could melt the heart of an iceberg that had stood frozen for ages. In the six-hundred-square-meter apartment in the heart of the city, where every inch of land was worth a fortune, Chang Nian looked stunned. "There are no pavilions or towers, no flower halls or waterside terraces, and not a single rare plant or flower. When did my husband's residence become so plain and cramped?" Friends watching the drama: ? An assistant brought in the season's limited-edition designer dress, lipstick, and handbag. Chang Nian looked disgusted. "My clothes have always been made of fine silks and satins, sewn stitch by stitch by embroiderers from Jiangnan. This fabric is coarse, and it's not even modest! Where are the palace maids and servants? I have to carry my own bag when I go out?" Friends: ?? While everyone else scrambled to buy newly released luxury phones and handbags, Chang Nian raised her bidding paddle at an auction and bought every antique, painting, calligraphy scroll, pearl, jadeite, and agate in sight. The friends watching the drama were stunned. What was with this picky, pampered little spendthrift? At first, everyone bet that Jiang Shu was only caught up in a passing fancy and would be sick of her within three months. Sure enough, three months later, news came that they had broken up. Only, the spoiled little princess was the one who ended it. Her reason: Her boyfriend only knew how to give her a black card and say, "Fine, okay, whatever you want, buy it." He was dull and boring, and never had time to spend with her. They say workaholic CEO Jiang was so angry he nearly fainted in his office. Without a word, he dropped a deal worth tens of billions and begged her to get back together. **I recommend the completed historical story, The Beloved Pearl in the Powerful Minister's Palm! Blurb: Chang Nian was the emperor's most beloved little princess. Exquisitely beautiful and peerlessly graceful, she was known as the Lily Fairy, but she was exceptionally frail and couldn't withstand even the slightest breeze. After coming of age, Chang Nian used her frail health as a reason to turn down the marriage proposal from the Marquis of Ningyuan in the northwest, and married a celebrated young nobleman from the capital in a lavish ceremony. She thought she'd found a good match. Little did she know that her husband would conspire with wicked men to deceive and scheme against her, leaving her with a tragic fate: her imperial brother died far from home, and her beloved family members were falsely accused and died with their names in disgrace. When she opened her eyes again, Chang Nian had returned to the time before her wedding. This time, she coldly refused the young nobleman without a second thought, then accepted the Marquis of Ningyuan's proposal instead. Marquis Jiang Shu held sole command over the northwest's military and political power. He wielded immense authority, was decisive in life and death, and was known as the Iron-Faced King of Hell. His reputation had reached the capital, and everyone feared him. People said the delicate, frail little princess would regret her marriage as soon as she saw him. One imperial physician even declared that if the princess married into the northwest, she wouldn't live three years. Yet three years later, people were astonished to discover that the little princess was not only alive and well, but that the supposedly cold and heartless iron-faced hard man had become tender as silk, doting on her with all his heart. -- Bonus scene It was true that Jiang Shu had personally asked the old emperor for the little princess's hand in marriage. In truth, it was merely to reassure the emperor and go through the motions. On her first day in the northwest, the princess caught a chill and fell ill. At the time, Jiang Shu thought he could treat it as having a delicate, noble lady of the house to care for, with the added expense of medicine and ginseng each month. Not long after, a servant came to report, "Madam has another headache." Jiang Shu was reviewing dispatches at the military camp. He frowned, stood up, and returned to the residence without a word. Later, Jiang Shu's trips home became more and more frequent. His friends could never find him once he finished work. When one of them asked him about it one day, Jiang Shu answered with an indifferent expression, as though it were the most natural thing in the world: "I'm going home to be with my wife." Friend: Weren't you just marrying her for show? Also known as The Marquis of Ningyuan's Face-Slapping Daily Life of Pampering His Wife The male lead is extremely doting! Theme: Contentment brings happiness