After Transmigrating to Ancient Times, I Conquered All Sides

Also known as The Commoner's Consort Strikes Back and Hauling Sandbags in Ancient Times [A modern commoner heroine drained by her family VS an exiled, broken-winged hero from ancient times: a gorgeous, tragic pairing] [One-on-one romance, fictional setting, no need to nitpick historical details; mutual healing and salvation] [The heroine's story] Just after transmigrating into the body of the eldest legitimate daughter of the Grand Preceptor of Chu, Sang Yun faces a difficult choice: 1. Continue the original owner's mission as a “spy” and marry into Prince Jing's household as a consort without freedom; 2. Hide her identity and start over, living the life she wants. She thinks it over for five seconds, then quickly chooses the second option. Hauling sandbags, rescuing hostages, drawing plans, forging weapons, defeating enemy troops, defending cities... Just when she has achieved fame and success, her former husband's token suddenly brings him to her, saying, “Welcome back, my consort!” Sang Yun panics! Her humble origins and the scars left by her birth family in her previous life suddenly make her recoil from the man's advances... Sang Yun: After a lifetime of being taken from, she almost forgot that she, too, deserves to have someone give to her. [The hero's story] Until he was fifteen, Mu Chen was widely regarded as a heaven-blessed prodigy. After a sudden upheaval, he fell from the heights and was exiled to the desolate northern frontier. His once-prized sword lay gathering dust, and his once-free-spirited horse was penned up and tamed. To outsiders, he was a prince fallen from favor; in private, he was a scheming politician. Through one deadly struggle after another, buffeted by the tides of fortune, he put down his sword and took up schemes and calculations. In the end, he became the very kind of person he hated most! Until one day, someone picked up the sword in his hand and said, “From now on, I'll fight your battles and defend the northern frontier for you!” At last, his dull life seemed to have something to look forward to. Mu Chen: I regret that I couldn't let you see me at the height of my glory.