Quick Transmigration: A Portrait of Empresses, Rebuilding History

Open a history book, and most emperors and ministers are men, with women appearing only rarely. Even those few women are usually portrayed as political scapegoats or sacrificial pawns.

Why? That's not fair! Just because they're women, must they accept being treated this way by history?

No!

In a sense, history is neither real nor unreal. It becomes history because enough people believe in it.

This is a history book belonging to women.

This is an epic in which the souls of a host of powerful women reshape the history of Huaxia.

Qin Dynasty arc: The Female Emperor (the Female Emperor Shui Yunji from The Outcast, referred to in the story as the Female Emperor) transmigrates to the time of King Xiaowen of Qin, Ying Zhu, and becomes the fifteenth princess of Qin. She kills Ying Yiren, ascends the throne as King of Qin, unifies the Six States and the realm, and establishes the “Imperial Phoenix” system.

Han Dynasty arc: ...

Three Kingdoms arc: ...

Tang Dynasty arc: ...

Song Dynasty arc: ...