[Fleeing famine + nation-building + strong female lead + female emperor + a touch of ensemble cast]
Qin Yue's first challenge after transmigrating: how not to starve to death.
The second: how not to be killed by marauding soldiers.
The Nth: how to make a world that treats women as mere weeds kneel before her and honor her as emperor.
Fortunately, she isn't empty-handed. In her mind lies a river of Chinese wisdom spanning five thousand years.
When famine spreads, she bestows grain seeds and farming manuals, becoming the “Living Shennong” to the people.
When war engulfs the land, she writes military strategies and battle formations far ahead of their time, earning the enemy's fearful epithet, “Female Asura.”
When the shackles of ritual and law loom like mountains, she kindles the flames of technology and thought, forging with her own hands a new world called “equality.”
From leader of the refugees, to regional warlord, and finally to the imperial throne. Her ministers prostrate themselves and cry, “Long live the emperor!”
