The Cannon-Fodder Villainess Builds Infrastructure in the Qing Dynasty

Strong heroine + nation-building + farming + management and strategy + overthrowing the Qing + overseas conquests Chuchu will eventually reach the top. My dears, will you join her in conquering the world? First, a little about what inspired me to write this: I’ve read a lot of Qing Dynasty transmigration novels. The female-oriented ones usually place the heroine in Kangxi’s harem or in one of the princes’ households. Most of the male-oriented ones have the protagonist transmigrate as one of the princes. I wanted to leave the splendor of the royal court behind and see how ordinary people lived and suffered. There’s very little palace or household intrigue in this story. The heroine is committed to building a powerful, self-assured empire on the soil of the corrupt, backward, and stagnant Qing Dynasty. This isn’t another story about women subtly influencing their men and thereby slowly changing the fate of the land of China. The heroine’s methods for changing the status quo may be clumsy and violent, and they may bring growing pains to society, but the results will be exceptionally sweet. Along the way, the story will expose the misery hidden beneath the facade of peace and prosperity in that era. Of course, it will also show the brilliance of human nature. As for the male lead, there will be one, but he’ll have very little screen time. The heroine is focused on her career. If you enjoy farming and construction stories, my dears, feel free to skip ahead to chapter 100. As for which book she transmigrates into: it’s a mashup of lots of Qing Dynasty transmigration novels, with some things I made up myself. (*^ω^*) Finally, I want to tell every one of my readers: I love you all!