Upon awakening, the apocalypse's metaphysics master, Nan Li, found herself as the lost Sixth Miss of the Anyang Marquis Manor

Thinking it would be a story of abuse, she never expected all five of her brothers to dote on her one after another!

Nan Li shouted, "Stop pampering me! In fact, I can do everything, from capturing ghosts, exterminating demons, divination, physiognomy, to healing and saving people. I'll lead the family to rise in power and wealth!"

Accidentally saving the Ninth Prince, who held great power in the court, Nan Li found him renowned for his cold and unfeeling demeanor. However, he became utterly addicted to pampering her and refused to take other concubines.

The scheming and malicious women were angry, shouting, "The prince lacks heirs, how can this be allowed?!"

Nan Li pointed at the line of little ghost-catching disciples and said, "I'll cure your poor eyesight!"

The Ninth Prince lifted her in his arms and said, "We have a bit of thin property that needs to be inherited, so we'll have a few more children."

Later on—

Nan Li looked at the continuous immortal mountains and the room full of treasures, her mouth twitching, "I thought you had a throne to inherit, what's going on now?!"

The Aloof Lord's Mysterious Wife

Emperor Muwu had already understood when he was the Crown Prince that officials couldn't always remain incorruptible and clean. At the right time, they needed a little benefit to ensure they performed their duties well. As long as it wasn't too excessive and didn't harm the court's order, he would turn a blind eye and not pursue it too much.


"Brother, rest assured, I will always leave you with a few people," Ye Siheng said. "If there are no such people in the court, then the country's days are numbered."


Emperor Muwu glanced at him. "Although you had the evidence against these people before, you didn't intend to take action against them. Why are you so ruthless this time?"


Ye Siheng didn't hide his intentions and explained his plan.


This Emperor Would Rather Do Nothing