There is a saying in the capital: When choosing a husband, marry Prince Jin.
An imperial decree came, and she married him.
In the prince's residence, there was a snobbish princess dowager above her, a scheming sister-in-law beside her, and concubines below her who fought over the prince's affections.
Whoever wants this nest of bliss can have it.
Your Highness, can we get a divorce?
When divorce proved impossible, the young woman rolled up her sleeves and took on her sister-in-law, demoted the concubines, and stirred up the prince's residence.
At court, Prince Jin argued his case, advising the ruler, denouncing corrupt courtiers, and bringing order to the court for the people's sake.
Then one day, news arrived: Prince Jin's rebellion had succeeded!
"The prince's residence is too small for all your meddling. The vast imperial harem will give you plenty of room to work."
This is a transmigration story set in an alternate world, unrelated to real history.
The author prefers sweet, doting romances. Readers who prefer angst-heavy stories should proceed with caution.
