Hey, Did I Transmigrate or Was I Reborn?

People call Tang Zhi shameless and say she has a harem of male favorites. Tang Zhi: What a joke. They’re the reserve army I’ve raised for the imperial court. Just look at them now. Every one of them holds a high office, and every one of them is useful. The line of people who want to become my male favorites stretches all the way from Jiankang to Shanyin. I came here to do only three things: govern as regent, govern as regent, and govern as regent. #No Romance #Northern and Southern Dynasties #Northern Expedition #Light Political Intrigue #The Fall of the Aristocratic Clans #Regent Princess #Karma Note: Liu Chuyu, the Princess of Shanyin, is her historical counterpart. This is a fictional setting and unrelated to history. Transmigration? Rebirth? Maybe neither. Tang Zhi, who lived in the modern world, chooses to possess her previous self in order to set fate right, along with Tang Zhiyu, her younger brother, whom only she can see. But she never expected to discover that her story is actually based on the Princess of Shanyin! If that’s the case, then she’s going to go properly wild. Her little brother, who has been a ghost by her side for years, comes over and says: “Elder sister, there’s no danger of an outside clan interfering between us, and we share the same blood. The phrase ‘the sun and moon shine together’ was made for us.” You don’t have to tell me. If the sun and moon are shining together, just step aside and let me govern as regent. The cause of a past life bears fruit in this one. After nine lifetimes of cultivation, at last she achieves perfection. The moon shines over the clear river; those of the same origin share one fate.