[Exclusive Devotion + Mutual Firsts + Face-Slapping + The “In the End, He Loved It” Rule + Goofy Comedy + Easy Pregnancy + Adorable Children and Many Offspring]
Lu Nanxing wakes up inside a game she designed, set in the imperial harem of an ancient dynasty. It is nothing more than a palace-intrigue game where the women in the harem get jealous and scheme against one another. The game’s biggest female villain is Empress Fu Qingxue. Her ending is to be deposed as empress and, after committing countless evil deeds, to be mutilated into a human pig and confined in the Cold Palace.
To stay alive and escape the game System, she works diligently and keeps to the rules, completely changing her former arrogant, domineering, and jealous persona. She embraces a goofy style instead. She doesn’t want the position of empress, and she couldn’t care less about the emperor’s favor. All she wants is to eat, drink, and coast through life until she can successfully escape the game System.
The former villainess changes her ways, but instead she drives the dog emperor into a melodramatic frenzy. The emperor, who never used to spend the night in the empress’s chambers, now schemes every day to shamelessly worm his way into a bed in Kunning Palace.
In the early stages, the heroine acts goofy and hilarious in all sorts of ways to protect herself. The hero falls for her more with every encounter. Later, he chases while she runs, followed by face-slapping and his inevitable change of heart.
The hero has emotional issues. Although he has three thousand beauties in his harem, his psychological problems leave him unable to perform at first.
The previous one was okay, but the heroine knew that she had to complete the task of giving birth to a child and making the hero fall in love with her. She was still the same as before. And although she didn't have the heart to compete for favor, she didn't have to treat Concubine Rou like a licking dog. She wouldn't hurt others, so others wouldn't hurt her. To make the emperor fall in love with her, she still pushed the emperor. I don't understand.