[Historical transmigration into a book + strong female lead power fantasy + developing the nation through science and technology + political intrigue and business warfare + passionate, serious drama + rekindled love + a second male lead’s unrequited love + a dimensionality-breaking advantage]
> Zhang Zhaoning, an astronomy PhD, transmigrates into the body of a deposed concubine, accused of “bringing disaster to the nation by observing the stars.” She uses an armillary sphere to expose a conspiracy and seizes control of commerce. Her former husband, Qian Xiaoming, once sneered that she was “a hen crowing at dawn.” Now he kneels, holding out the divorce papers and begging to get back together: “Please, Your Highness, let me be your human scaffolding as we measure the heavens.” Watch how the heroine “uses the paths of the stars as her warp and political intrigue as her weft to weave a technological epic about an empress.”
It's rare to see an ancient Chinese novel that is not exaggerated. The writing is good and it should be added to the bookshelf!
The secret room suppresses the ability to predict, awesome👍👍👍👍👍👍