Sky Screen: I Transmigrated After Killing the System’s Vessel

[The heroine kills her nominal husband, so this is not a romance pairing + sky screen livestream + ensemble cast + anti-System transmigration and human trafficking + many female characters]

Song'an goes by several names: Xie Zhennian, Princess Shunde, and the unfortunate girl the Emperor does not love and only belatedly bestowed a title upon, three months late.

But the only name she recognizes is the one her mother gave her, the one she took from her mother’s family: Ji Aye, with the courtesy name Song'an.

Song'an once thought she had only two possible futures:

Either she kills the damned Emperor and the System and takes the throne, or she loses and dies alongside the human-trafficking System, at least leaving a dramatic mark in the history books.

She never expected that after she slashed to death the son-in-law who climbed over the wall into the princess’s residence and tried to assault her,

the System that sought to steal her and her mother’s fortune would be possessed by a female ghost.

The ghost says she can take Song'an back to Huaxia, her mother’s homeland.

Using the System’s sky screen livestream as a bridge, they will help the women of the Qi Dynasty fight for countless paths to survival.

Song'an agrees without hesitation. She wants to see the place where her mother grew up, and the radiant, tender mother her aunts remember so fondly.

[Welcome to the sky screen livestream.]

The Qi Dynasty of later years becomes a place where:

The princess takes power from the Emperor, introduces civil service exams for women, abolishes the low-status register for entertainers, and sees factories across the land put up signs reading “Women Wanted.”

Outside Zhaowen Women’s Academy, mothers dress their young boys as girls in an attempt to sneak them into the school.

And Consort Shu Zhang Yunyao, who divorced the Emperor, establishes the Yanli Hall, whose female officials oversee all matters concerning marriage in the Qi Dynasty.

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