The Crown Princess’s Good Fortune Comes from Her Sharp Tongue

Gu Chacha transmigrates into a feel-good novel as an arrogant, short-lived, vicious supporting female character, complete with a free crow’s-mouth curse. To stay alive, Gu Chacha grits her teeth, stomps her foot, and clings to the leg of the manor’s young adopted son, a distant beauty who loathes her. From then on, her life becomes a cheat code, and she turns into a tycoon magnet. The young emperor comes to call in person. “Cousin Jianing, I am willing to give you the empress’s position, second only to The Outcast and above all others.” The three childhood friends who grew up with her at the manor take her little hand. “My family is fabulously wealthy, but we’re missing a lady of the house to manage everything. Chacha, would you be willing?” One day, Tang Jing discovers that the little girl who used to follow him around, showering him with flattery, has suddenly become decisive and is taking husband after husband into her home. Tang Jing panics. He personally gets rid of the husbands Gu Chacha chose, then corners her in an alley. His voice is dark and menacing as he says, word by word, “If you marry me, I offer you my kingdom as the bride price. If you refuse, you’ll bear the consequences.” Is it too late to run now?