The Days of Being Shameless and Unhinged in Ancient Times

[A high-ranking, powerful, sulky robot of a man X a free-spirited, funny woman who says whatever comes to mind] He falls first; she falls later.

Nan Li never expected the “wife-murdering pretty boy” plot to happen to her. She survived, but her body was barely clinging to life, and a scumbag with secrets was watching her like a hawk.

She closed her eyes and decided to follow the original owner into death.

At that moment, the original owner, pushed too far by all the mistreatment, activated an Annoyance System. She could earn points just by making other people angry.

Nan Li came back to life. Easy enough. If she was shameless enough, she could make people so mad they’d explode.

The scumbag’s whole family are rotten to the core?

Nan Li: “Tie them all up! They’re angry? Someone gag them! Sulking is even more effective!”

Everyone refuses to let her divorce him?

Nan Li: “No problem. If they won’t let me open a window, I’ll tear off the roof. The law won’t allow it? Then I’ll change the law!”

She discovers that someone has been pulling the strings behind her marriage, and she can’t beat them?

Nan Li: “Then I’ll seize the throne and fight them!”

As for the wild man she seduced back then to escape her predicament, Nan Li tried to keep her distance, only to be cornered against a wall.

Xie Wudu: “Weren’t you madly in love with me?”

Nan Li: “Who didn’t make a few mistakes when they were young?”

Xie Wudu: “There’s someone new? Then what am I?”

Nan Li: “Just another guy who passed through my life.”

Nan Li thought she had just had the misfortune to transmigrate, but later discovered that someone had orchestrated everything. She wasn’t the first person to arrive here, and she wouldn’t be the last.

A story of people who are constantly oppressed, yet never stop fighting back.

Together, she and the others battle for power within a system built by men.

A large cast of female characters, with a focus on the familial and friendship bonds between women helping one another. Slow-paced, with a touch of political intrigue.