[Transmigration, matriarchy, doting on her husband, fantasy, family, building a career, one-on-one romance]
She transmigrates as the Crown Princess and refuses to be a lovesick cannon-fodder character, devoting herself to her career instead.
After nearly drowning in the bath, Ji Zixi transmigrates into a harem novel set in a matriarchal world.
The male lead, Mu Ruixin, has a golden finger and wins over the Chosen One, Ji Zijun. In the end, Ji Zijun ascends the throne, keeps no harem, and dotes exclusively on her imperial husband, Mu Ruixin, earning a sterling reputation for generations to come.
Ji Zixi, meanwhile, transmigrates into the role of that ruthless, wicked, spoiled, useless Crown Princess. The original Ji Zixi had been obsessed with the male lead, Mu Ruixin. To force the Empress to arrange their marriage, she abandoned her fiancé and threatened the Empress by smashing her head against a pillar. Instead, she killed herself.
As a cannon-fodder simp whose entire description in the novel takes up just over twenty words, Ji Zixi declares that she will refuse to be a lovesick fool and focus on building her career.
Then one day, Ji Zixi suddenly discovers that her fiancé is breathtakingly beautiful.
Ji Zixi: Suddenly, I don't think being lovesick is so bad after all.
I like 1v1 stories very much. The protagonist is not a virgin. Except for the setting before time travel, she is not ambiguous with other people and there are not a bunch of candidates around her. She has a very positive view of emotions. He doesn't fall in love all the time. The protagonist is working hard on his career. I like to see this kind of protagonist who keeps growing and becoming stronger. If you are ambitious, although you may have a bit of a modern mindset at first, you will get better over time.
It looks good, but it would be nice to have more emotional aspects.
The novel about the female emperor is the best. It is not limited to ordinary love affairs, business wars, and imperial examinations. She likes this kind of explosive battlefield, expanding the territory, and the art of the emperor. The pattern is large enough. The writing style and frame structure are very stable. You can tell she is a veteran at first glance.