Favoring a Concubine and Neglecting His Wife? I’ll Make the Big Shots Fight Over Me

In her previous life, Feng Qingge was set up by a scumbag and a transmigrator working together. Given another chance, she would overturn the kingdom and trample everyone who had harmed her beneath her feet. Reborn just before her wedding, she refuses to be anyone’s workhorse or hand over her power. She is determined to make a pack of ungrateful wolves learn their lesson: open trade markets, recruit talented people, seize corrupt officials’ wealth to fund the army, eliminate the empress dowager and put the court in order, and depose the emperor… The emperor begs her to forgive him, her ex-husband begs to get back together, and her ruthless enemy, the crown prince of a neighboring kingdom, the blunt and rigid censor-in-chief, and all her former foes each have their own agenda. What is with her resurrected brother-in-law’s scorching, undisguised little glances? The chancellor’s son: “The dignified third prince of Chu is impersonating someone from Dongling. He’s obviously up to no good.” Her resurrected brother-in-law, frantic with jealousy: “I may be unworthy, but I can govern a nation with my pen and defeat enemies with my sword. I offer you the kingdom as a matchmaker and its rivers and mountains as a bride price. I ask only for a place in your life that I needn’t hide!” She gives him a cool smile. “Get lost. We agreed: keep the child, ditch the father.” The eldest princess: “She only wanted absolute power. Somehow, it turned into a battlefield of men competing for her.”