Queen Jin Yuxi, who was deposed and sentenced to death in her previous life, was reborn when she was sixteen years old. In this life, she no longer pursued the emperor's favor, but invited herself to the cold palace, founded a women's night school, and taught the palace maids how to read and calculate accounts starting from the Thousand-Character Classic. She used modern management thinking to transform the harem: recycling waste materials to make clothes, improving the formula of medicinal diet, and redeeming work points courses... From the abandoned concubine in the cold palace to the principal behind the scenes, she turned the humble palace maid into a financial manager and the fire girl into a technical expert. When the emperor discovered that the economic lifeline of the harem was controlled by a group of women, the once-crazy waste queen had already established her own empire in the dark.
This book breaks the traditional palace fighting routine. The protagonist uses knowledge and institutions as weapons to establish a dual education and economic system in the harem. The details of the infrastructure are real, and every step from cost accounting to organizational structure is well-founded. The heroine is so smart that she is almost a demon but has great love in her heart. She sublimates personal revenge into collective redemption. The plot has constant twists and turns, the villain's IQ is online, and the power play is exciting. It has the refreshing feeling of growing up as a heroine and the warm power of a group drama. It has all the elements of counterattack and slap in the face, Machiavellian wits, and infrastructure management.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
