Ji Shuyun transmigrates into a brothel in an unknown dynasty, the perfect example of a terrible start.
Luckily, her "ugly" looks help her escape other people's unwanted attention. Ji Shuyun decides to keep her head down until she has saved enough money to buy her freedom and leave the brothel.
Fortune smiles on her, granting her a "save and reload" golden finger. With her intelligence and wit, she's sure to succeed and make a fresh start!
She starts in the kitchens, works her way up, and even comes up with a plan for an ancient-style talent show that leaves the madam grinning from ear to ear...
Just as she's getting close to saving enough silver to buy her freedom, the court suddenly descends into chaos. What? The Prince of Changzhou is marching on them! Is this some kind of joke? This is Jiangnan, far from the fighting! What? The old emperor went mad before he died and appointed seventy or eighty princes and lords because he had no heirs? Sorry, looks like she was too naive!
Of the thirty-six strategies, retreat is best. Ji Shuyun begins her escape, and at long last finds a quiet, impoverished place to settle down. But the longer she stays, the more people end up under her command. Good heavens, now someone is even calling her their lord...
No romance. An alternate-history empress story, with a little brothel life and an escape in the early stages, followed by nation-building and a struggle for supremacy in the middle and later stages. The heroine grows over time, and her golden finger won't be very prominent.
If you're the sort who demands historical accuracy or loves nitpicking, feel free to move on. Writing isn't easy, so if it's not for you, please don't be hurtful.
It's pretty good to watch, except for some small words that made me uncomfortable (such as the words "girlfriend" and "lord"). Other than that, it's all very good. I hope that more power will be given to the women who are saved by the heroine in the future. After all, it seems that the other girls are currently choosing to go into business. I hope that more women will join politics or the military! Come on.
The book is undoubtedly good-looking. It's good for a woman to become emperor, and the supporting female characters are also excellent. However, I feel that the author's female-centered consciousness is not strong enough. 🤔 For example: "He is simply the Qingtian Grand Master of women" can be changed to "Qingtian Grandma", and there can be more female-centered words. Because there are days when I can't stand the word "lord" at all. To be honest, another novel I followed at the same time also had a heroine who was preparing to proclaim herself emperor during the Three Kingdoms period. Her advisers initially called her lord, but they immediately found that the protagonist changed her name to "mistress" with a bad look on her face, and she also had a strong sense of female identity. I know that the background of this novel may be a feudal patriarchal society, but now in Lingnan, the female protagonist is in charge. I hope that more female-centered consciousness can be added in the future 💕 💕 💕 The author writes very well, these are just some of my humble opinions [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss] [Blow kiss]
It's okay, but there's no space and no force value. 😂 😂 It's not possible without some protection.
Ahhhhhhhh I thought it was a very popular book, but I didn't expect it was only 20 chapters long
It's good-looking, the heroine is very smart, but there is no room for gold fingers. It would be better if it was arranged
It's nice to read. I like it very much. The author is very proud. Come on, the author will work hard to update.
There was too much foreshadowing in the early stage. But later on, when the world was in chaos, I got to the point hahaha
Yes, I like independent heroines, but it's too short.
Hahahaha, not bad, not bad
It's beautiful. The heroine is very capable. Come on 🥰🥰