Madcap Transmigration: The Female Prince and Divine Constable

Transmigration? Who would have thought that a hot-tempered policewoman would get caught up in an undercover operation, wake up, and find she had transmigrated! She’s transmigrated to an era ruled by women. She can take that! She’s transmigrated into the body of a ten-year-old girl. She can take that too! Transmigrating into a coffin and coming back from the dead? That’s the last straw. She won’t take it anymore! Anyone who tries to harm her will be sent straight to their grave! Never forget, rice isn’t free, being a policewoman takes work, and transmigration isn’t something you get for nothing! With a glare and a parting of her red lips, even the toughest case becomes child’s play. With a seductive glance and a wave of her slender hand, even the most hard-to-get handsome men fall into her arms. Who is she? She is Xiao Luoxue, the famous Princess Luoxue of the Jinbi Dynasty, a female prince personally appointed by the empress! Good heavens, she’s dangerous! She drinks the strongest liquor, rides the fastest horse, catches the most elusive bandits, and takes the finest men in the world as her husbands. Her temper is awful, her personality is atrocious, her arrogance is off the charts, and she’s domineering and unbearably smug. What’s more frightening is that she kills without batting an eye! When she kills, she is ruthless and merciless, every slash fatal, every sword strike merciless. She doesn’t care how much blood gets on her hands. Cross her, and she won’t hesitate to kill you, whether you’re a prince, a marquis, or a minister! Why is she so arrogant? Because she can be. She is the emperor’s cousin, the exalted Princess Luoxue, and one of the emperor’s favorites. So what if she’s Princess Luoxue? She says, “I am somebody! Don’t like it? Come bite me!” Speechless? Just look at some of Xiao Luoxue’s famous sayings: Xiao Luoxue’s first saying: “Rules of the martial world? Worthless! I, Xiao Luoxue, am the boss, the rules, and the martial world!” Xiao Luoxue’s second saying: “If you don’t want to die, get lost. If you do, draw your sword!” Xiao Luoxue’s third saying: “Forcing men into marriage? Which of your eyes saw me snatching anyone? I’m clearly taking a man as my husband by force! So what if I am?” Xiao Luoxue’s fourth saying: “Those who follow me prosper; those who oppose me perish! Who is the hero of this age? It can only be me!” Would you dare marry this woman, who gives the officials headaches, inspires both love and hate among the common people, and makes the emperor feel both affection and exasperation? Would you dare take her on? This is not a male-dominated story, not historical, not about exclusive love, and not traditional. Female-dominated society + alternate history. This breaks with tradition, so please don’t read if that’s not your thing. ++++== ++++++++++ Advertisement: Other stories by Simou Free stories The Curious Tale of the Ancient Bell: http://read.xxsy.net/info/30885.html Transmigration, published The Tang Dynasty’s Enchanting Song: http://read.xxsy.net/info/43976.html Transmigration, sister story VIP stories The Legitimate Daughter of a Noble House, new story: http://read.xxsy.net/info/354826.html An ancient farming story about a noble family Thunderous Transmigration: Beauty Rules the World: http://read.xxsy.net/info/77829.html A shocking one-woman, many-men story The Tyrant’s Abandoned Empress: http://read.xxsy.net/info/119911.html A tragic tale set deep in the palace The Wild President: http://read.xxsy.net/info/109284.html A modern-day Cinderella story P.S. Highly recommended! This is one of the stories in the “Transmigration Gone Wild” series. Nalan Hongfei: Transmigration Gone Wild: The Divine Dragon Empress http://read.xxsy.net/info/99092.html Xun Bi: Transmigration Gone Wild: The Divine Martial Female General http://read.xxsy.net/info/99095.html Qiyueshang: Transmigration Gone Wild: The Pure-Hearted Little Demoness http://read.xxsy.net/info/110625.html Shazhelou: Transmigration Gone Wild: Snatching the Handsome Prince Consort http://read.xxsy.net/info/111401.html Ling Xiyue: The Foxes Are Wild Too http://read.xxsy.net/info/111589.html