Woman to Man! I Play with the Power of the World

[The story of a woman who transmigrates and gradually becomes a true emperor.]

Zhou Cheng and her best friend transmigrated. She became Emperor Zhou Sheng of Great Zhou and was bound to a System with no intelligence.

On her first day as emperor, she was assassinated. Great Zhou was on the brink of collapse, and after much consideration, Zhou Cheng decided she had to flee.

She suffered greatly on the run and saw the hardships of ordinary people. After reuniting with her best friend, she decided to return to the palace and build a prosperous age!

Years later, Zhou Cheng accidentally transmigrated to the future. As soon as she arrived, she saw a giant screen playing footage of her glorious achievements!

Host: Everyone knows the Yong'an Prosperous Age was the greatest golden age in history. Emperor Zhou Chen was also hailed by later generations as an emperor for the ages! His great achievements have been passed down throughout history!

Zhou Cheng stared blankly. “What the hell, was I really that amazing?”

The host continued excitedly: “In literature, he established the imperial examination system and founded the greatest academy in the land, Wenqi Academy. As everyone knows, all the finest scholars come from Wenqi!”

Zhou Cheng's face went blank. “I copied the imperial exams straight from somewhere else. I only meant for Wenqi to be modeled after Huaqing University, but I guess I went a little overboard. Now it's made it into the history books.”

The host said, “In agriculture, grain yields of a thousand jin per mu first appeared in Emperor Zhou Chen's era. The Book of Fan Shengzhi, The Book of Agriculture, Essential Techniques for the Welfare of the People, and The Complete Treatise on Agricultural Administration also all appeared during the Zhou dynasty! It's just a mystery why the authors, despite there being four great agricultural books in history, are all completely unknown and impossible to identify!”

“Only the author of the Book of Fan Shengzhi is unknown. The other books all have known authors.”

Zhou Cheng: “What else could it be? The authors weren't from this era.”