The World Left Behind by Transmigrated Women

When Yan Yun first transmigrated, she was pursued by assassins twice, then carried off by a wolf.

Yan Yun: What an emperor-level legendary opening.

Unfortunately, Yan Yun didn't manage to make any contributions in ancient times using the wisdom of a modern person.

Soap?

They had it.

Glass?

They had it.

By then, even manicures were a thing.

Yan Yun frantically searched for fellow transmigrators in ancient times.

Later, by a twist of fate, she became a princess. One day, she accidentally heard the renowned female Imperial Preceptor say, "f**k you."

This is a world in ancient times left behind by women who transmigrated.

Chu Ge had been in this world for decades. She reformed the laws, promoted technology, and brought an end to the chaos across the realm in ten years.

Yet in her old age, she was about to be discarded once she had served her purpose.

All these years, Chu Ge had been searching for someone who could complete the phrase, "Odd numbers change, even numbers stay the same."

She had nearly given up hope, until one day, the princess who had been found and brought back came to her and handed her a letter written in English.

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Basically, it's a story about a woman who transmigrates and carries on the legacy of another woman who transmigrated. I just don't know how Tomato's book classification works, because it put me under palace intrigue and domestic struggles... But this isn't a palace-intrigue or domestic-struggle novel, come on!

There's no rivalry between women or scheming and such. It's more focused on political maneuvering (though the author's intelligence puts a pretty low ceiling on the political intrigue).

Hope you enjoy reading! (●'◡'●)