The Princess Who Ruled the World: Raising a Foolish Consort

She transmigrated straight into icy water, nearly drowning. Then one day, she went from being a young bride to the legitimate daughter of the prime minister’s household. Her life shifted from farming life to a world of household intrigue. Su Yanran wondered: could her transmigrated life get any more complicated, exciting, or extraordinary? It could. Reality showed her that there was nothing she couldn’t imagine and nothing she couldn’t go through. Life was too exciting, so she had to be careful with her life. She wasn’t some all-powerful, dazzling heroine. She was just a little better at fighting than the average person. When surrounded by people who would kill gods and Buddhas alike, she couldn’t win, so she’d just have to hide. Then an imperial decree ordered her to marry. Wasn’t that a little rushed? She was still a little girl! And marry a royal uncle? Wasn’t he a bit too old? What? The royal uncle was only fifteen? Excellent, excellent. By the time he grew up, he’d be just the right age for her. The royal uncle was as pretty as a flower? Excellent, excellent. What a lovely sight. The royal uncle wanted no part in worldly affairs and loved traveling? Perfect, perfect. Just her kind of man. Come on, come on, Royal Uncle, let’s go... Much later, one day... The royal uncle buried his face against her neck and said plaintively, “Wifey, let’s go...” She sprang up in a rage. “Go where? I’ve put up with this for so long. Do you really think we’re pushovers?” “Why are you holding me back? Get up! Are you scared?” “Wifey, at least give your husband an heir before you get us killed.” What nonsense. He’d waited all these years to get to this point. Did she think he could let someone ruin it just like that? Anyway, whether they did those things sooner or later wouldn’t change a thing...