I Became the Great Zhou State Preceptor With a Phone Search

[Historical intrigue + transmigrated female lead + information gap + powerful allies]

Trapped from the start in a plague-stricken village where the villagers could burn her alive as a source of contamination at any moment?

Su Heng, a graduate student in history, feels the fully charged phone in her sleeve, capable of searching the entire internet, and calmly lowers her eyes. “The secrets of heaven must not be revealed.”

Armed with modern knowledge and a search engine that gives her an overwhelming advantage, she cures the plague, resolves food shortages, and controls the floods, building herself a wordless reputation as someone with divine powers amid the chaos.

From a lone girl in the countryside to a strategist at court, she turns small advantages into great gains, step by step becoming embroiled in the struggle for imperial power in Great Zhou.

The neglected, cold-blooded prince Xiao Heng holds a blade to her neck and tests her with a chilly stare. “What are you, human or ghost?”

Su Heng remains unruffled. “I’m the one who can put Your Highness on that throne.”

When the court is in turmoil and foreign enemies bear down on the border, all the officials wait for this so-called “charlatan” to fall from grace. Instead, she reshapes the world through military strategy and new policies, becoming Great Zhou’s first female Imperial Preceptor.

But when her achievements threaten the throne and a vast army surrounds her, can this woman who has planned for every eventuality still find a way to survive?