From the legitimate daughter of the Protector General's household to empress of the Great Shun dynasty, Song Xixi was the very picture of privilege, her status written in bold, capital letters.
Who could have guessed that one day she'd wake up hundreds of years in the future, in the body of a washed-up nobody? Her father doesn't care about her, her stepmother is vicious, and she's been driven to depend on others for a place to live.
The entertainment industry is a deep pool, teeming with demons and monsters, each more troublesome than the last. The Empress rolls up her sleeves: “This Palace will play along!”
After turning the entertainment industry upside down all by herself, the Empress realizes she keeps getting out of trouble unscathed. It takes her a while to figure out that a powerful tycoon has been backing her with money and helping her climb to the top.
Song Xixi: “Are you trying to keep me?”
The tycoon: “That's the wrong word! I don't want to keep you, I want to marry you!”
It's okay, it looks really good at the beginning, but then it's a bit... From my personal point of view, in summary, it's okay 🍉 🍉 🍉
It's quite good-looking. The male protagonist is domineering and protective of his wife. She's super doting.