Cheng Yao, a powerhouse from the Apocalypse, transmigrates into a book. Right from the start, she is schemed against by her younger half-sister and forced to marry the disabled Yixing Wang, Zhan Haoting.
The entire household looks down on her, but she isn’t afraid. With one hand, she slaps down the scumbags, and with the other, she exposes the Second Prince’s rebellion, sending her younger sister straight to a prison cell.
Zhan Haoting’s merits overshadow the throne, leading the Emperor to frame him for colluding with the enemy and treason. Beaten until he is at death’s door, his family faces the confiscation of property and exile.
Cheng Yao calmly follows the exile party, but secretly uses teleportation to return to the Imperial Palace and empty the treasury.
While others eat husks and wild greens, she dines on delicacies; while others endure the elements, she enjoys luxury.
The road is treacherous, and others struggle just to survive, but she treats it like a leisurely vacation.
Wave after wave of assassins come, and she toys with them like dogs.
Once they cross the border, she pulls an RV out of her pocket: “Husband, come and play.”
The man pulls her into his arms, kissing her over and over: “This Prince shall first conquer the Jiangshan for my Yao’er to play with.”
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