Did the Crown Princess take the throne today?
太子妃今日登基称帝了吗
Synopsis
“Martial virtue is also virtue” — words of the Crown Princess.
Ming Jing was the strongest strength-type user in the apocalypse.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become a discarded daughter of a noble marquis household—abandoned by her own mother right after birth.
All because of a so-called prophecy:
This girl is the reincarnation of the ominous star, bringing misfortune to her parents and clan.
So, her mother sent her away to her hometown in Tanzhou under the excuse of “recovering from illness away from relatives.”
Nineteen years later, the current emperor intends to betroth the Crown Prince to the daughter of the Yongning Marquis. Rumor has it the Crown Prince is frail and sickly, unlikely to live past twenty—marrying him would mean a life of widowhood.
Only then does the Yongning Marquis finally remember the daughter they had long abandoned in a remote corner of Tanzhou and hurriedly send someone to bring her back, intending for her to marry in place of the other daughter.
However, the Yongning Marquis household does not know this: Ming Jing has become a legendary figure in Tanzhou.
Tanzhou has long been peaceful—so peaceful that even bandits in the mountains were beaten up and thrown into prison by Ming Jing herself. She is widely praised by the people as a “female hero.”
Now, this “female hero of Tanzhou” has arrived in the capital.
On her first day back, Ming Jing occupied the beloved Shuying Courtyard of the marquis’s cherished Fifth Miss and declared:
“Nice courtyard. It’s mine now.”
On her third day back, she led her three personal maids into the kitchen, smashed the entire Marquis household kitchen to pieces, and said:
“If I can’t eat the good stuff, then no one eats anything.”
The Yongning Marquis household deeply regretted it.
Who exactly did they bring back?
Not some weak, pitiful abandoned daughter—
But a walking demon king.
What shocked them even more was this:
After this “husband-killing” Crown Princess married into the palace, the Crown Prince—who had been diagnosed by imperial physicians to not live past adulthood—not only did not die, but became more energetic day by day.