The Transmigrated Empress Insists on Forcing Her Love

Dual Female Leads

Yunduo was an ordinary college student. After staying up all night reading during her vacation, she died suddenly and transmigrated into the novel she had been reading, The Empress Goes Mad on Schedule. The empress in the story was Mu Yuanxiao, named because she was born on the Lantern Festival. She had never been eligible to inherit the throne, but all her older brothers had died, leaving her as the sole surviving member of the royal family. She climbed to the throne over a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood, killing countless ministers who opposed her. She also suffered from a mental illness: after an earlier overdose, she had been left with a manic condition that made her go berserk and kill anyone she saw once a month. The story tells how she finally claimed the throne and later got together with the twenty-four-year-old Li Xiao. But Yunduo transmigrated into the home of an ordinary family of farmers in ancient times. The moment she arrived, she was being beaten by the original owner's father. “You good-for-nothing brat! You can't do anything right, not even wash a bowl without breaking it.” The original owner's mother watched numbly from the side. A sudden pain shot through Yunduo's head, and the original owner's memories surfaced. Seeing the miserable life of this twelve-year-old girl, she felt sorry for her. When she first transmigrated, she tried to change things. She told the original owner's parents she wanted to earn money, and got an even more brutal beating for it. She tried to gather medicinal herbs, only to realize she couldn't identify a single one. She wanted to go to town, but it was seven or eight kilometers away, a journey that took half a day round trip. She didn't arrive until noon, and after asking at many places, she learned that no one would hire a woman. Despairing, she went home, only to be beaten again. Her leg was broken, too. It took a month to heal. After three years, she gradually grew numb and submissive, as though she had forgotten she didn't belong there. Then one day, she heard her scumbag father saying he would sell her as a bride for a ghost marriage. Finally terrified, she ran. She ran to