From the Start, I Was Married to the Foolish Prince

After transmigrating, she becomes an illegitimate daughter with no salt to her name, a father who doesn't care for her, and a mother who is gone. That would be bad enough, but now she has to take her younger sister's place in marriage, and the groom is a foolish prince?

Fine, fine. For the sake of money, she'll let it go. But can someone tell her why the princess's meals consist of pickles and watery porridge? And where did these servants come from, acting even more arrogant than their masters? If the tiger doesn't show its claws, do you take your big sister for a sick cat?!

She disciplines the wicked servants, punishes her poisonous younger sister, and goes to the palace to find the emperor. For what? To settle accounts, of course!