You’re the Empress by Day, and I’m God After Dark

[Transmigration and rebirth + wild imagination + witty humor + showing off and face-slapping + explosive, exhilarating fun]

Feng Zixuan, the most popular boy in his high school, is an orphan. When his wealthy benefactor withdraws support and he faces being forced to drop out, he has no choice but to knock on the door of the English teacher who has always looked out for him, late one night to ask for help. Unfortunately, the teacher and her daughter happen to come out after washing dates. Mortified, he gets kicked out by the teacher’s daughter, who is also his desk mate, and tumbles down the stairs to his death.

After he transmigrates, he becomes a little beggar. From the start, his rendition of “Big Bowl, Wide Noodles” attracts a crowd of rich young playboys who become his biggest fans. He then invents black stockings and grape wine, which take the pleasure quarters by storm and become bestsellers both inside and outside the palace, making him a fortune.

By a twist of fate, he meets the runaway princess Dongfang Yue. The two embark on a hilarious journey together, growing utterly inseparable.

When he learns that he is the former dynasty’s crown prince, burdened with the mission of restoring his kingdom, and that the woman he loves is the daughter of the very person who killed his father and destroyed his country, what will Ma Huang do?

First, help her reach the very top, then make her lower her head obediently!

“Even an empress can lower her head first!” Ma Huang couldn’t help laughing.