Reborn, breathtakingly beautiful, and full of schemes, Su Wan spent her previous life navigating a world of powerful men. She married six times and was widowed six times, making sure every step benefited her.
She finds her restarted life dull, and just as she wonders whether to try living differently, a [Golden Finger Testing System] claiming to come from a higher-dimensional world binds itself to her.
The System coaxes her, promising to help her find her “destined husband” and achieve the perfect ending of “one heart, one lifetime.”
Su Wan scoffs. “Who told you I care about spending my whole life with some husband?”
What she has always wanted is supreme power, wealth enough to rival a nation, and absolute freedom to control her own fate!
After she “persuades” it, the System hands over its test product: the [Seven-Colored Gourd Children].
Facing a greedy, scheming family, a tyrant whose brutality is impossible to predict, and lords who watch her like tigers eyeing their prey, Su Wan holds the System in her hand, with seven “children,” each possessing a different ability, at her back.
She contends with the tyrant at the side of the dragon throne and clashes with the great clans in court.
Everyone thinks she only wants to be empress. But as she gazes at the throne reserved for the supreme ruler, she smiles scornfully.
The woman who rules the world?
That’s right. She intends to rule this entire world!
A great setting. The heroine has been growing up and is very clear-headed. She takes those who can be used for her own use and gets rid of those who can't. There is no love or hatred, it's all about interests.
Will Emperor Jing write to death?
It's clearly well written, but why are so few people reading it?!!! Ah??? Why!!!
Mark (can be read again) This is the first time I saw a woman with a gourd baby as the empress. 5 It's so thoughtful.