The Princess Consort Relies on Infrastructure to Transform into an Empress

Copy: [Infrastructure + Food + Power Schemes + Universal Charm + Exciting Story]

[Aspiring Princess Married to a Foreign Marriage vs. Her Jealous Husband, the Wolf King; the Future Empress and Her Number One Wolfhound =w=]

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[The sequel, "After Failing to Seize the Heir, She Transmigrated to a World of Female Domination and Became a Salted Fish," is at the bottom. Interested friends can click to pre-order~]

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Agriculture Doctor Li Hengqing is transmigrated into a Princess Married to a Foreign Marriage, abandoned by the imperial court. She

begins her journey with a devastating snowstorm, all waiting to be buried with this Central Plains enchantress.

Li Hengqing slowly activates the Grassland Blessing system that comes with her time travel: Don't panic, light up the technology tree first, and give you a little modern civilization shock.

Science crushes ignorance, infrastructure triumphs over natural disasters.

While her former enemies still ate raw meat and drank blood, everyone in her tribe could now feast on snow-white milk tofu and soft pineapple buns.

While other overlords fought for pastures, she had used a scheme of work-for-relief to transform tens of thousands of her enemies' survivors into a construction corps to expand her territory.

A new kingdom rose from the once desolate land.

And the legendary, ruthless and tyrannical Khan of Mobei, since some unknown time, had stood by her side, his gaze blazing, never leaving her side.

He cleared obstacles for her, defended the border for her, the once-famous young wolf king of Mobei willing to serve as a sword for just one man.

Helian Xiao lowered his eyes and placed a reverent kiss on the back of her hand. "My majesty, all under the sky is your pasture."

Li Hengqing: "...To be more precise, it's a test field."

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1.1v1, sc, HE

2. Plot-driven, cool story, the heroine dominates everything, no verification of the fictional dynasty QAQ

3. To be supplemented