After I Transmigrated as Jiajing's Eldest Daughter

[Updates after 11 p.m.] The more serious version: In 1539, the eighteenth year of the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty, 105 years remained until the dynasty's fall. The Jiajing Emperor was pursuing immortality, while the Grand Secretaries were locked in political maneuvering. The empire seemed peaceful and prosperous, but was in fact beset by internal troubles and external threats. Japanese pirates ravaged the southeast, the Tatars harassed the northwestern border, the treasury was empty and the budget was in deficit, and natural disasters struck as people's lives grew ever harder. The Ming, already in the dynasty's final years, was afflicted by every ill and too entrenched in its decline to recover. Lian Hua transmigrated into the past and became a historically nonexistent eldest daughter of the Jiajing Emperor. A mother who died young, an indifferent father, her own grave illness, and a broken family... The throne would never be hers, and saving the Ming was never her responsibility. Make Ming great again? Better wash up and go to bed. The Ming should have fallen long ago. As for commanding great armies in the future, wiping out the Japanese pirates, reclaiming the Hetao region, and extending military power across the land... Her Highness the Princess says, "I just have a particularly strong will to survive." The less serious version: There are two pieces of bad news and two pieces of good news. First piece of bad news: You've transmigrated. But the good news: You're a princess. Second piece of bad news: You may have been poisoned by someone. You're suffering from malaria, gravely ill and close to death, lying in the road like a corpse. But the good news: A kind person saved you. He said his name was Zhang Juzheng. [Before You Read: 1. The female lead grows gradually! She isn't a born political mastermind! A towering building starts at ground level! Don't rush her! 2. This story contains plenty of infrastructure projects, warfare, and court politics. The plot-to-romance ratio is about 8:2. If it's not for you, don't force yourself to keep reading! 3. The female lead has a combat-strength cheat. I wouldn't say she's invincible, but she's definitely exceptionally gifted. If that's not your thing, proceed with caution! 4. I'm aiming to portray a wise ruler and worthy ministers working to save the state. There are some wish-fulfillment elements (meaning the female lead has an absolutely enormous admiration filter when it comes to Zhang Juzheng!!!). If that bothers you, feel free to steer clear! That's all! Apologies to everyone! Bows deeply!] Theme: Strive tirelessly for your ideals and remain steadfast