Survival Guide to the World of Female Sovereigns

Lin Wei, the former gold medal HR, once traveled through time and became Lin Zhiyi, the most notorious princess of Zhennan in Fengyao Kingdom. The beginning was hell mode - a bruised forehead, an empty treasury, disengaged servants, and a cold and righteous king named Su Mu who was forcibly married to her and hated her to the core. Faced with the mess, Lin Zhiyi resorted to KPI and performance management to vigorously rectify the internal affairs. However, the truth behind the horse crash was shrouded in mystery, and the princess's temptations followed one after another. She suddenly realized that she was at the center of a whirlpool of power. What she couldn't see through even more was the nominal husband Su Mu. He repeatedly provided help in times of need, handing over state policies, economic data, and lost craftsmanship, as if he could predict the future. Is he a prisoner trapped in the back house, or is he the organizer of the chess game? Let's take a look at how the modern workplace elites stirred up troubles in the female dynasty. While building infrastructure, opening chambers of commerce, and accumulating capital, they also fought against the hidden "villain" the lord, from life and death to This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.