The Transmigrated Empress: From the Start, I Bought the Enemy Nation's Hostage

Matriarchal society, transmigrate into a book, vying for supremacy, multiple male leads, one woman to many men Yue Youran transmigrates into a matriarchal novel as the timid concubine-born daughter of a general’s household, someone everyone can push around. Her adoptive mother tries to suppress her? She crushes the entire household with modern military knowledge. Her legitimate older sister provokes her? She takes first place in the autumn hunt, then points her sword toward the northern frontier. At a slave market, she spends all her savings to buy a Northern Di hostage locked in an iron cage. The man is covered in wounds, his eyes like those of a dying wolf. She says, “I’ll give you a chance. Become my blade, and I’ll let you have your revenge.” Later, the blade she has forged helps her expand her territory. The foremost gentleman of Jiangnan bows to her, bringing his intelligence network with him, while the young lord of the Western Regions’ wolf clan kneels before her horse and calls her his wife. Someone asks what gives her the right. Yue Youran wipes the blood from her blade and answers calmly, “Because I conquered every one of these eight million li of territory.”