The Wicked Grand Princess Lifts a Finger, and Her Ministers Beg Her to Take the Throne

Li Muxia transmigrates into a book as a universally despised, wicked female supporting character.

Though she has a noble status as the Princess Royal, second only to the emperor and above everyone else, she falls for the male lead.

She opposes the female lead for his sake, doing everything she can to win him over.

She even tries to ruin the female lead's virtue to force the male lead to submit to her.

As a result, her father the emperor and her brothers come to despise her completely, and she becomes universally hated.

Later, the Princess Royal defies an imperial decree by refusing to eat. She starves to death before her political marriage.

A death both tragic and theatrical.

When Li Muxia transmigrates into the story, the original owner has just been forced into a political marriage after falling for the male lead and framing the female lead.

She faces the male lead's confidante, who keeps shouting at her.

"If it weren't for your birth, what would you be? How dare you treat me like this!"

"You're the Princess Royal of the Dayong Kingdom, and even so, Brother Yuan Hong won't give you the time of day. You're truly pathetic."

Li Muxia shows no expression and orders the person beside her, "She looks decent enough. I remember I own a tavern. Send her there!"

The male lead refuses to become her consort and reports the matter directly to the emperor.

"Yuan Hong has disobeyed an imperial decree. Father is still short one chief eunuch. Send him over to be disciplined."

The delicate, sweet-natured female lead accuses her of being too cruel.

Li Muxia thinks for a moment. "Is the fish stall at the West City market still short a fishmonger? Send her there to butcher fish. A thousand a day. No meals until she's finished!"