After Zhao Yuanxiang ended the apocalypse by blowing herself up, her soul shattered. To repair it, the upgraded Heavenly Dao made an exchange with other small worlds and sent Zhao Yuanxiang to mend damaged souls.
[Since this is a trial, the female lead has none of her previous memories, no plot summary, and no System or spatial golden finger. But her soul naturally has water and wood attributes, so she’s healthy, clever, and naturally likable. She currently has no romantic pairing; if I decide to write one, I’ll delete this line.]
First world: Empresses in the Palace: The Making of a Regent Dowager
Second world: Mysterious Lotus Casebook: The Growth of a Female Immortal Doctor
The rest are undecided.
Things to note:
1. The story initially develops similarly to the TV series, but some original characters may be portrayed negatively when the plot calls for it. Please don’t read if that bothers you.
2. Each time she lives a new life, it’s like being reincarnated. Her personality may differ depending on her living environment. Please don’t read if that bothers you.
3. Because the story develops differently, characters from the original story may act out of character. Please don’t read if that bothers you.
4. Everyone interprets TV shows differently. If you see an opinion you disagree with, feel free to discuss it rationally. If you don’t like it, just leave. There are bound to be books in the store that share your views. Please don’t use harsh words to try to convince me. I won’t listen.
5. Yuanxiang does everything because she wants to. If she doesn’t want to do something, she won’t. If she doesn’t want to save someone, she won’t. Don’t insult her. If you have to insult someone, insult the author. But I’m sensitive, so if you @ me, I might delete your comment when I see it.
6. I’ll add more if I think of anything.
Anyway, if you don’t like it, just leave. If anyone starts insulting people, I’ll delete their comments.
This is the only female protagonist in all those Qing Dynasty novels who time-travels and changes the fate of the Han people—she's the only one like this! The first thing she did upon becoming Empress Dowager Regent was issue three decrees: 1. Revert to three meals a day. 2. Ban foot binding. 3. Change the Manchu hairstyle!
It's pretty good, unlike typical TV series/movie adaptations, but it's so short! Keep it up!!!
The female lead gives me a sense of understated elegance, participating in the plot without overshadowing the main characters. She primarily plays a supporting role and doesn't form any romantic pairings. She's a truly intelligent and helpful character in this quick transmigration novel, a perfect mentor and friend.