The Crazy Princess Is a Master Flirt, and Her Four Consorts Are Worn Out

Shen Qichi transmigrated into a matriarchal novel as a crown princess who had given up on everything. In her previous life, she was a rich heiress who fell for a poor student who was living independently. She never expected him to push her into the sea. In this life, she looked at the son of a general who had the exact same face as that poor student and smiled coldly. The original owner was your lovesick fool, but I’m not going to be one. The thousand-year-old ginseng that belongs to the physician consort? Pay me back its value in cash. The prized Ferghana horse belonging to the prince sent over from a neighboring country for a political marriage? I’ll go get it back myself. The official post the regent begged the Empress to grant him? I’m giving it to someone else. She had thought her three consorts hated her to the core, but when she showed them a little kindness, their affection for her shot right up. As expected, men need to be kept wanting. You can’t be good to them all the time. Now that she was in a matriarchal world, Shen Qichi couldn’t help feeling that her inner court, with only three men, was a little too quiet. During one visit to the palace, she met the Empress’s adopted son. The original owner was supposed to be a debauched, immoral character, so Shen Qichi decided to live up to that reputation. “Handsome, want to be my concubine?” When Shen Qichi transmigrated into this world, she already knew that the male and female leads would eventually champion equality for all, overthrow the Empress, and put the heroine on the throne. There was plague in the north, floods in the south, and a severe drought in the central plains. As transmigrators, the original novel’s protagonists came up with excellent solutions, winning more and more popular support. Looking at all the modern gadgets in her System shop, Shen Qichi decided to make her consorts cry a little that night and earn enough emotion points to redeem them. In the end, she listened as the people called for her to ascend the throne. She quietly took a step back, then set off to travel the world with her four consorts.