With my life in shambles, I fell into depression and killed myself.
To punish me for taking my own life, the underworld emissary Xiao Yi sent me back to the human world, reborn.
My Host is a woman in her fifties, and her husband is actually the chairman of my company?
My mission is to get my hands on his money, divorce him, and take my biological daughter far away.
But is that where my rebirth story ends?
An accident sends me reborn into ancient times as the eldest daughter of an official’s family. I thought I could live a carefree life, idling away my days until death. Instead, I find myself following my Host’s fate step by step, unable to stop changing its course until I reach the pinnacle of power.
History is divided over my Host. A woman ruled China for nearly a hundred years.
After I transmigrate, can my modern way of thinking withstand being assimilated by feudal ideology?
As punishment for yet another rebirth, I find myself transformed into a princess on the grasslands.
So I change my child-rearing strategy. The young emperor is devoted to me, and together we usher in a golden age for the Great Qing Empire.
After dying of old age, why am I still not dead?
How many more times will I be reborn? Or am I already dead, and is all of this just a hallucination as I hover on the brink of death?
The prerequisite for understanding this book is to learn the history of the Qing Dynasty well