Lin Wan'er, a modern business empress, was publicly humiliated by her fiancé and left on the brink of death.
Shen Qinglan, an ancient legitimate daughter who had spent her life enduring mistreatment, was framed by her stepmother and forced to kneel in the ancestral hall until she died.
A broken jade pendant made their souls switch every seven days.
At first they despised each other, but a mysterious rule bound them together: with every switch, they had to complete a task in the other's world, or their souls would be torn apart forever.
So the modern CEO used MBA textbooks to crush the marquis's household in its inner-courtyard schemes, while the ancient legitimate daughter used palace intrigue to swallow up a publicly listed company.
Only after reaching the top in their respective worlds did they realize the truth: the swaps were no blessing, but a hunting game set up by a thousand-year-old fox demon. The imbalance of power and ambition between the two worlds would become nourishment for the monster's cultivation.
Every step they took toward victory brought them closer to their own destruction.
In the end, the two queens, who trusted no one to their very bones, had to learn to trust each other.
Together, they struck back, rebuilding a new order for women across time and space.
This was not one person's rise to power, but an uprising in two worlds.
