A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.

A poor, illiterate farm girl becomes the crown princess because of a childhood betrothal, only to be mocked by the palace and ignored by her distant husband. Even the favored consort treats her as an embarrassment. What no one knows is that the peach tree in her dowry is a divine matchmaking treasure: every new branch can bind a destined marriage. She uses it to find powerful husbands for her four sisters, connecting her family to princes, ministers, and generals. By the time half the court has become her in-laws, the crown princess everyone once ridiculed holds more influence than anyone expected—and no one dares mistreat her again.