She transmigrates and wakes up in a matriarchal kingdom, where women rule the outside world and men stay at home! Fine, she can accept that. She can even gradually get used to the idea that women can marry several men. But why do all those men expect her to take responsibility for them? She swears she's no pervert. She really didn't do anything! Fine, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. But why has a patriarchal kingdom called Li suddenly appeared? She could put up with a patriarchal society, but why does that damned emperor keep making advances toward her? Does he think he can force her to become his consort? Not a chance! So what if you're powerful and your country is strong? She's no pushover either! Hmph, how about a free showing of the epic blaze at Red Cliff!
As the wheel of fate rumbles onward, who is destined to be her one true love: the peerless young lord Ziqing, the ambitious emperor of Li, her devoted first love who never leaves her side, or the prince who loves her with all his heart?
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This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
