A Woman in a Man's Body: Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Open a Technical School

Name: A Woman in a Man's Body: Transmigrating to Ancient Times to Open a Technical School
Author: Longing for a Girl

女穿男，穿越古代开技校

by Longing for a Girl (盼妞)

Status: Completed
Length: 167k Words
Genre: Historical
Subgenre: Historical High-Concept
Updated: 2y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

[Woman Transmigrates into a Man + Slow-Burn Development + Infrastructure Building + Establishing an Academy + Dominating a Chaotic Era]

Cui Zhenghao’s father is a concubine-born son, and so is he. In the twenty-first century, Cui was a woman abandoned by her scumbag husband. After gaining a pocket dimension, she kept stocking up on supplies.

Her dream after transmigrating to ancient times was to open technical schools across the country.

But things didn’t go as she wished. Her eldest cousin backed the wrong side, dragging the family into confiscation and exile.

Halfway there, a great drought struck the land, leaving the people destitute. Then the emperor died.

The princes fought among themselves, the land descended into chaos, and the prisoners were set loose.

Cui Zhenghao and his companions rescued people along the way.

Together, they took the barren city occupied by bandits.

On a deserted island, they built Jinxiu City. After conquering half the realm, they helped the Fifth Prince become the Prince of Qin.

While Cui Zhenghao was fighting on the Prince of Qin’s behalf and gathering intelligence in enemy territory, the prince’s personality changed drastically. He seized all of Cui Zhenghao’s businesses and locked all his family and friends in a dungeon.

With the help of a spiritual treasure, Cui Zhenghao won back old friends and unified the realm.

(Fictional setting + writing isn’t great + just here to have fun. If you spot anything lacking, please leave a five-star review and point it out so I can improve next time.)

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