I Transmigrated to Ancient Times and Became the Empress

Synopsis of Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Becoming an Empress

Transmigration + a spatial realm + adorable babies + a comeback + humor and laughs

A modern assassin, master of both medicine and poison, transmigrates one day into the body of a discarded wife from a marquis's household, with a little “burden” in tow. Xia Ziyue looks at the divorce letter her scumbag husband has thrown at her, then slaps the marriage certificate onto a stone lion. “Ten thousand taels of gold, or I'll livestream your bedroom failures right at the gate!” After unlocking a spiritual spring space with a built-in “happy soda” feature, she sets up a stall selling “Always-Smile Muscle Pills.” She cures constipation and poisonous sores, and even turns the old madam's poisoning into a citywide laughingstock.

By accident, she ends up on top of the sickly Ninth Prince, Xiao Jingrong. Their fake marriage turns into a real romance: the prince pretends to cough up blood but can split a mountain with one hand, while the scatterbrained miracle doctor grows spiritual-spring chickens and raises a parrot that curses at people. From sabotaging each other to doting on each other, they even have a pair of twins whose powers are off the charts: their daughter sends frogs on espionage missions, while their son cries a flood that drowns the kidnappers.

When the stingy emperor tries to dump the burden of the throne by abdicating, and the people raise banners to petition for “an empress who treats hemorrhoids,” Xia Ziyue rides her spiritual spring aura to the throne. Holding the babies, Xiao Jingrong can only sigh, “My lady, could you move the chicken coop under the dragon throne first?” This is a hilarious comeback journey with fresh face-slapping at every turn. See how this scheming couple turns the imperial court into one giant dance party!