The Commandery Princess Is Sick!
A spoiled, hot-tempered heroine vs. an over-the-top responsible hero
Chang'an Commandery Princess is unruly by nature. She loves fine clothes and beautiful people, keeps countless dogs and horses, and is the capital's number one spoiled brat.
The princess is sick, and her consort has a child.
Chang'an is transported to a prosperous dynasty. Backed by the royal family, her mother is a talented princess of the eldest rank with a different surname, and her father is a gentle, gifted scholar of the capital. She is made a commandery princess at the age of two and receives the revenues of ten thousand households.
Chang'an Commandery Princess is widely recognized by the people of the capital as its number one spoiled brat! She does everything from teasing cats and walking dogs to cursing and hitting people. She is the best in the Jin Dynasty!
She's enormously wealthy and beautiful as a flower. She just has a bit of a problem.
The heroine really is sick. She won't have children, her consort is not the hero, and she will divorce her husband!
Serious blurb:
In the fifteenth year of Yongming, Zhao Feibai submitted a memorial proposing reforms, and the sweeping "Yongming New Policies" began. After two generations of emperors worked hard, the Jin Dynasty, which had reached its peak and begun to decline, found a new lease on life.
Chang'an Commandery Princess is frail and sickly, and spends her whole life in the capital. She has a terrible temper, divorces her husband, hits people, curses people, and runs wild with her lackeys.
People of the time said: "Chang'an of the Jin Dynasty, Heaven's favored child, dazzling and extravagant, brilliant beyond compare!"
Posterity said: "Jin Chang'an was beautiful, intelligent, and resourceful."
A touch of everyone-falls-for-her, with a love polygon.
One-on-one romance
Content warnings:
No children!
A female supporting character has a System, but it plays a very small role and is related to the main plot. It first appears in Chapter One, appears for the second time in Chapter Fifteen, and later appearances will be noted in the chapter titles.
The heroine is not a virgin, and neither is the hero. They will never marry, even until death, but there is a romance plot.
The heroine loves herself most. She will like the hero, but he won't be her favorite.
The hero loves the heroine, but loves his career most!
Theme: Women should stand strong on their own.
The husband of an ancient princess should be a county horse!? Only the husband of the princess is called the consort!