Lu Yunxi had lived in Shitou Village for sixteen years. After a blow to the head, she suddenly remembered that she was a transmigrator, having lived there since birth.
As an engineering student used to bright, clean environments and the taste of hotpot and roast duck, she looked at her current living conditions… Lu Yunxi rolled up her sleeves, ready to get to work and make something of her life.
Just then, a young general arrived to fetch them. It turned out her father wasn’t dead; in fact, he had successfully rebelled and become the Emperor.
Lu Yunxi: This is quite sudden!
Even more sudden was finding out the young general’s name—Xie Zhiyuan.
She realized she had transmigrated into a book.
Her father was the grassroots emperor, and she was the “brainless princess”—a total lecher at that. After marrying three men and keeping four gigolos, she had tried to lay a finger on Xie Zhiyuan, the book’s male lead, eventually driving him to revolt… In the end, her country fell, and she met a miserable end.
Lu Yunxi: Three husbands, four gigolos?
Xie Zhiyuan’s gaze was cold: “Princess, what did you say? This official didn’t hear clearly.”
Lu Yunxi: “…Nothing, you heard wrong.”
Men? They would only slow down the speed of her infrastructure building!
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Xie Zhiyuan followed Xiao Wang through battles across the country. Everyone said Xiao Wang was from a grassroots background, illiterate, and unfit for greatness. But Xiao Wang had saved his life and helped him avenge his family. He was a man of honor and loyalty, so Xie Zhiyuan was willing to follow him and honor him as king.
Xiao Wang said he had a young daughter who looked like him and was a lucky charm. His proof was that since she was born, it was as if he had divine assistance, eventually even becoming Emperor.
He praised his daughter to the skies, wanting to marry her off to Xie Zhiyuan.
Xie Zhiyuan: He could agree to anything for Xiao Wang, except for marriage; he would not submit to that.
Later: “Princess, please marry me!”
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