The True Daughter of the Mansion, Pampered So the Chief Minister Has No Restraint

【Ancient China · Romance Fantasy · Xuanhuan】

Xie Shanshan, the Queen of the apocalypse, is greedy for money and beauty. She transmigrates into the true daughter of the Ningguo Duke’s mansion, who was switched at birth by her birth mother.

At first, she only wants to wander the jianghu, but for the sake of fine clothes and embroidered robes, she has no choice but to go to the capital to acknowledge her family. And no, it is absolutely not because she wants to travel north with that handsome young man.

She teases the beautiful top scholar, empties her father’s private treasury.

At the same time, she is very committed to convincing people with virtue—if words fail, she fights.

The fake daughter who took her place and lived as the eldest daughter of the Zhenguo Duke’s mansion after rebirth wants to kill her to silence her? She also wants to cling to the future empress’s thigh?

Then Xie Shanshan decisively saves the crown princess from a difficult labor, so the future empress cannot become the crown princess.

She extends the emperor’s lifespan and continues to enjoy his exclusive favor.

Everyone thinks Xie Shanshan will marry into a suitable aristocratic family, but she marries the sickly young beauty Pei Ju, who willingly eats soft rice.

Everyone else says Pei Ju will not live long, and that Xie Shanshan is doomed to be a widow.

In the end, Pei Ju’s health improves day by day, he tops the imperial examination system with six first-place finishes, and starts out as a sixth-rank Hanlin academician.

Everyone mocks Pei Ju for living off a woman, but he says, “I know people like you who want to live off a woman but can’t are just jealous of me.”

Step by step, he rises steadily to the throne of Grand Chancellor of the Outer Cabinet before he is even thirty-one, utterly devoted to Xie Shanshan, the one feeding him soft rice, loyal to her alone, never taking a second wife, and after marriage he spoils Xie Shanshan to the heavens (not really).