Feng Hua Ci: the Prodigal Princess Is Not Easy to Mess With

Who in the capital doesn't know that there is a prodigal princess Shen Mingjiao in the Jin Palace? Today I dismantled the glazed screen given by the emperor to build a nest for my beloved cat, and tomorrow I spent 30,000 taels of gold to buy a luminous pearl that is said to be able to "remain beautiful forever" - then grind it into powder and mix it with rouge. When the ladies from the aristocratic families in the capital mentioned this princess, they all covered their heads and shook their heads. They all said that Jin King Shen Yue I was ridiculous and the daughter he raised was even better than his predecessor. But few people know that every time Shen Mingjiao "spends his fortune", it happens to disrupt the shady transactions of some people in the DPRK. The whereabouts of the silver in the prince's private treasury, the iron ore secretly hoarded by the second prince, the private salt smuggled in by aristocratic families... She seemed to be fooling around, but she was holding a bad account book in her hand that no one could find. One day, the young general Chu Xiaoyuan returned triumphantly and was offered by the emperor to marry the prodigal princess of the Jin Palace. The imperial edict of marriage was given, and the capital was in an uproar. The common people gathered on both sides of the city gate to watch the excitement, wanting to see whether the young general, who was covered with glory after winning a battle, would have a face darker than the corner of the city wall when he received the order. After all, the noble lady in the capital was hiding in the embroidery building and secretly longing for her husband. However, a good job ended up falling on Shen Mingjiao, the most mischievous person in the capital. One is a young general with great military exploits, and the other is a notorious prodigal princess. Is this marriage a blessing or a curse? This is a story about disguise and sincerity, calculation and affection. When the situation changed and the country changed hands, people discovered that the princess who was used as a chess piece had already overturned the chess board.