Father King, Open the Door! The Princess Commanding Mischief Is Back

Lighthearted and humorous · No CP · Daily life · Beloved by all · Satisfying · Silly and chaotic · Strong female lead · Ensemble cast · Power struggle · Weirdly absurd

Ever since the only daughter of Prince Duan’s manor, Ye Qiong, got hit in the head by a donkey and lost her memory, Prince Duan’s good days came to an end.

Other families have loving fathers and dutiful children; Prince Duan’s manor is a scene of chaos.

Ye Qiong is either screwing over her father, or on the way to screwing over her father.

In just half a month, she not only rose to become the capital’s number one spendthrift playboy, but also founded an entire elite team of idle rascals.

When other people are studying music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, Ye Qiong is busy squandering money and visiting pleasure houses.

When other people are fighting palace intrigues and household schemes, Ye Qiong is busy gossiping, brawling, and causing trouble.

Until one day, everyone discovered that this notoriously useless county princess had risen to become the capital’s hottest sensation.

The most popular theater house owner? The county princess.

The most profitable auction house owner? The county princess.

The biggest bandit leader? The county princess.

Even the leader of the most powerful sect in the martial world? Also the county princess.

The common people set up longevity memorial tablets for the county princess, and the spendthrifts all recognized her as their boss.

While everyone else was fiercely fighting over the throne,

Ye Qiong, after tallying her banknotes, saw that she already had money and people.

If she didn’t join in, wouldn’t that be a little unsociable?

So she casually lifted her clingy little grandson and put him on the throne.

Compared with the imperial throne, she still preferred to be the regent who held the court in the palm of her hand.

Note: this is not a serious palace-intrigue power-struggle novel; it follows a relaxed, humorous style.