Your Highness, Men Only Slow Down My Rise in Office

[Transmigration + Goofy Comedy + Beloved by All + No Manners + Suppressed Primordial Power in the Early Story + The Main Cast Goes Off the Rails Later + Happy Ending + A Non-Stereotypical Imperial Academy + No Romance at First]

At the height of the Yan-Chi Dynasty, Emperor Daxing dies before completing his life's work. During his reign, he drove out the Qiang and quelled internal rebellion. The new emperor ascends the throne and introduces new policies, welcoming talented people from all walks of life.

Song Jinhe is an utterly ordinary minor official who transmigrates into the body of a six-year-old child of mysterious origins. By a twist of fate, she becomes a renowned master's disciple. At twelve, she descends the mountain to travel the world, witnesses the people's suffering, takes the imperial exams, and enters the Imperial Academy. There, she meets a bunch of like-minded troublemakers. Together, they give voice to the ambitions of youth and forge a path toward a stronger nation, in a story full of laughter and tears.