[Female-dominant world + women at the center + no misogynistic language + all characters adore the heroine + genuine household intrigue + genuine palace intrigue]
Su Xihe, a modern-day corporate drudge, unexpectedly transmigrates to a matriarchal world and becomes a village girl with bulging muscles and little common sense.
The original owner caught the village chief's eldest son brazenly harassing her beautiful elder brother in public. Enraged, she rushed at him and started a fight. In the scuffle, she fell heavily, and when she opened her eyes again, Su Xihe was in her body.
As she slowly figured out her new circumstances, she planned to rely on her hard-earned education and head to the capital to sit the civil service exams. But then reality hit her like a bucket of cold water: her family was desperately poor, too poor even to afford the most basic writing brushes, ink, paper, and inkstones!
With nowhere else to turn, her beautiful and charming elder brother willingly sacrificed his own happiness and became a low-status male companion to a wealthy merchant, all to raise the travel money Su Xihe needed to study and take the exams, and to pave the way for her future. What a truly earth-shaking act of devotion.
As she makes her way forward, one stunning man after another, each with his own unique charms, falls for her: a nobleman of unparalleled beauty, a pitiful orphan who sold himself to bury his mother, a princess disguised as a man... They all make the first move, compete to throw themselves into her arms, and willingly stay by her side.
With her outstanding talent, Su Xihe rises step by step to the highest levels of government, gaining real power as she goes. In a world ruled by women, she forges her own clear path to an official career.
I first read Chen Xu's article, and then came to this book. I really like the protagonists written by Jiujiu Dawang. They put their future first, are not trapped in the love between sons and daughters, don't bully young people into poverty, and wait for Su Xihe to get the top prize! ! !
I feel very comfortable reading what Jiujiu Dawang wrote!
Although Xie Qingci is virtuous, he is still a bit arrogant in his private meetings with his foreign daughter [smirk] [snicker] [snicker]
I first read Chen Xu's article, and then came to this book. I really like the protagonists written by Jiujiu Dawang. They put their future first, are not trapped in the love between sons and daughters, don't bully young people into poverty, and wait for Su Xihe to get the top prize! ! ! I feel very comfortable reading what Jiujiu Dawang wrote! Although Xie Qingci is virtuous, he is still a bit arrogant in his private meetings with his foreign daughter [smirk] [snicker] [snicker]