After the Legitimate Daughter Was Married Off in Her Place, the Capital Roared: Why Did You Mess With Her?

After transmigrating into the body of a maid, Gu Ci takes the place of a murdered young lady and goes to the capital to reunite with her family. The prince’s side consort is a scheming white lotus, her half-sister is a classic green tea, and her father is so biased he can’t see straight. They want her to marry the crippled prince in someone else’s place? Being the crippled prince’s wife means money, power, and no need to serve a man. What kind of deal is this? On their wedding night, the crippled prince tosses a stack of banknotes in front of her. A marriage of convenience? She likes it even more. Gu Ci rolls up her sleeves and gets to work, face-slapping her enemies and taking down the scum. Nobody gets to lay a hand on her money tree! So the people of the capital often witness scenes like these. A certain man says, “Archery? I’m too frail to fend for myself. Princess, you go ahead.” “Horse riding? I’m too frail to fend for myself. Princess, please.” “Cuju? I’m too frail to fend for myself. Princess, do it for me.” “Hunting?…” Someone raises a hand. “That’s enough. We know you’re too frail to fend for yourself. Princess Consort of Prince Li, please enter the arena!”