The Wicked Farmer's Daughter Is Pregnant, and the Barren Crown Prince Begs for Forgiveness

She transmigrates as an unmarried older woman in ancient times, where staying single means paying double taxes! * With no other choice, Wen Xiang marries Bai Yang. * That man Bai Yang is dirt poor, miserly, mean, and vindictive. Wen Xiang's willingness to marry him is a blessing he couldn't earn in several lifetimes. * Who knew he'd not only lay down three rules for their marriage, but avoid her like the plague? * Bai Yang: “After we marry, we'll live in separate rooms and stay out of each other's way. Don't make a move on my body, my money, or my feelings.” * Wen Xiang: “???” * What is this upside-down nonsense? She has a choice insult on the tip of her tongue, but should she say it? * He's a bachelor. What could she possibly want from him? The half a copper coin he hides under his pillow? Or the way he gets drunk, goes crazy, hugs the dog, and holds forth about politics and life? * So, right after getting married, Wen Xiang makes divorce her goal. Her plan is simple and direct: save money, and lots of it! Once she's divorced, she can enjoy a good life with no man and plenty of money! * At last, Wen Xiang has saved enough in her secret stash, and she marches off to negotiate with Bai Yang. * Before she can get a word out, a huge crowd kneels before her. * “Welcome home, Princess Consort!” * Wen Xiang: “??” * What does this mean? The little hunter is actually a prince who acts like a dog? Her useless husband is the emperor's favorite son? * If his background is really that powerful... * Then what about all those times she wore herself out walking to save five copper coins, nearly knelt before a doctor to afford his fees, or fought thugs until she was battered and bloody to protect her stall... * What was he thinking as he coldly stood by and watched?