Transmigrated as a Cannon-Fodder Empress, I Flipped the Table

Everyone says that the Empress Su of Great Qi is unworthy of her position: mad, depraved, and a bewitching temptress who has ensnared the ruler.

But no one knows that her seemingly reckless, outrageous madness is her only weapon for breaking free of fate and fighting the game being played around her.

Su Wangmian comes from a thousand years in the future. She sees through human hypocrisy and despises the constraints of rules.

After transmigrating, she becomes a pawn in the imperial palace. Everyone assumes she will follow the rules and struggle to survive in meek submission.

But she insists on doing the opposite: becoming the most audacious empress and keeping company with the maddest, most ruthless ruler.

Xiao Jinyan has killed countless foes. He trusts no one and craves no tenderness. Though he commands a vast empire, all he sees is loneliness and darkness.

Until that woman barges into his life, daring to touch his blade, match his madness, and face him as an ordinary person in a game for the world.

Aristocratic clans scheme, powerful ministers pull strings, borders erupt in chaos, and secrets fester deep in the palace.

Every villain is vividly human, consumed by obsession to the bone. Good and evil are not whitewashed, and no judgments are passed.

Those lurking in the shadows have lain in wait for years, weaving an inescapable web to seize control of the game and toy with the fate of the throne.

Absurd daily antics lighten the weight of political intrigue, while two equally mad souls stand together against a chaotic age.

In the eyes of the world, they are a deranged emperor and empress; to each other, they are the only salvation and the only way home.

They make the land their game board and take the sun and moon as witness. From then on, amid the countless rules of the world, only the emperor and empress live as they please, reigning supreme in their madness.