Huai Suwen had always thought she was outrageous enough as an emperor. The only reason she hadn’t become a tyrant was that her ancestors’ graves must have been blessed with excellent feng shui.
She never expected that one day a fellow emperor would drag her in to fill a vacant post.
Huai Suwen: Am I not outrageous enough?
The princess shows her the original plot.
After reading it, Huai Suwen declares: I am truly wise and mighty, brave and resourceful, and never make a misstep…
[In short, a princess is transmigrated into by a lovestruck woman who has mended her ways. The transmigrator not only fails to ascend the throne as the princess had planned, but uses the princess’s plans to put a man on the throne instead.
She successfully betrays the princess’s faction, and every one of the princess’s former subordinates meets a miserable end.
After the novel’s story ends, the princess is consumed by resentment. She exhausts everything she has to return to the moment she was transmigrated into, and brings along Huai Suwen, who has been an emperor herself.]
(The princess, who is also the original owner’s body, appears in the early chapters, revealing what happened after she was transmigrated into and sharing her memories. After that, she disappears completely.
The heroine has multiple male partners; all her lovers are given contraceptive pills.
The heroine rebels.
She founds a new dynasty.
She posthumously honors her mother as emperor.
Later on, the story shifts from male dominance to female dominance.
Women bear children.)
