I Became Emperor in a Matriarchal World

When Zhou Jin woke again, she had gone from a mighty, highly skilled woman general who had once shaken the world to the ninth princess of the Zhou Kingdom, a timid and insecure girl with no talent in a world where women held power. The ninth princess was foolish, lazy, and timid. In the end, her second older sister used her, causing her death and the death of her empress mother. But good people are rewarded, and evil people meet their comeuppance. The empress of Zhou had lived a virtuous life. She exchanged all the merit she had earned in her lifetime for the arrival of Zhou Jin, a woman general from another world, who would unify the land, pacify the four corners, and usher in an age of peace and prosperity. From then on, the world where women ruled was rocked by new upheavals. A once-in-a-century genius was born. With her words, Zhou Jin could make a million enemy soldiers retreat. With her martial skills, she could take an enemy commander’s life amid a thousand soldiers. She knew medicine and poisons, understood witchcraft and curses, and could grow crops, farm, weave, and sew. The Zhou Kingdom enjoyed favorable weather and abundant harvests. At last, this land, ravaged by a century of war, found peace. And during her journey to pacify the realm, Zhou Jin accidentally married a beautiful wife. What does it mean to marry by accident? She thought she’d found a docile, considerate little house cat, but it turned out to be a sly, wicked white wolf with sharp fangs. Zhou Jin smiled and sighed. “Either way is fine, as long as you’re mine.”