A thousand-year time travel and a restart of destiny. She was once Empress Rong Dai of the powerful harem of Dayuan Kingdom; she was also the daughter of the Rong family who committed suicide by taking medicine and was on the verge of bankruptcy in modern society. When the cruel memories of palace struggles intersect with equity disputes in the modern business world, the sleeping queen's soul awakens in modern times. Faced with eager opponents, crises inside and outside the family, and the emotional entanglement between the Huo brothers and the reincarnation of their old enemy "Lan Fei", Rong Dai brings a thousand years of wisdom to reduce the dimension and attack. She no longer depends on anyone. With the strategy of a queen and the authority of a CEO, she regains control of her own destiny in modern business wars and writes a legend about female self-improvement and self-salvation.
Reader comments
It's pretty good. The adaptations of the short plays are very successful. The character of Rong Dai in the original work sometimes rubs the reader's IQ to the ground. If it were to be filmed according to the original work, the audience would be pissed off.
It's okay, but the rhythm feels weird. The handsome man and beautiful woman can't say anything.
It's pretty good. The adaptations of the short plays are very successful. The character of Rong Dai in the original work sometimes rubs the reader's IQ to the ground. If it were to be filmed according to the original work, the audience would be pissed off.
It's okay, but the rhythm feels weird. The handsome man and beautiful woman can't say anything.