Book Transmigration: A Day in the Life of a Working Empress

(One-on-one romance, mutually faithful, regular updates with no hiatus or abandonment.) As a good citizen of the twenty-first century, Luo Yizhong figured that although he had never done anything particularly virtuous, he had never done anything wicked either. So why did he kick the bucket and end up inside the novel he'd just been reading, as the Ninth Prince who wouldn't survive past chapter three? Good heavens, have you no manners? And if I had to transmigrate, couldn't I at least have gotten a better role? This Ninth Prince is no good at all! Luo Yizhong stared in despair at his crotch. Could he survive while impersonating a prince? Bihuayu: You can, you can. Dear player, your cheat System is now online~ Luo Yizhong: Then hurry up and bring out my golden finger! Bihuayu: Of course, dear. Your gacha System is now online. Just recharge another 999,999,999 and you can unlock all the features~ Luo Yizhong: ... Someone cut in opportunely: Don't be afraid, Zhong'er. I'll help you. Luo Yizhong: ... ( ͡°ᴥ ͡° ʋ) Why does this feel even more stressful? In 644 AD, the late emperor passed away. In June of the same year, the Ninth Prince, Luo Yizhong, ascended the throne and adopted the era name Yonghui. During his reign, he governed diligently, established laws and institutions, cared for the people, and repelled foreign enemies, ushering in the Yonghui Golden Age. In 649 AD, a phoenix appeared in the Ming Hall, and tens of thousands of scarlet sparrows gathered in the palace to pay homage. The emperor announced to the realm that she was a woman and changed the era name to Tianshou. Later generations hailed Qin Emperor Wen, Luo Yizhong, as history's first empress. She broke the tradition, upheld for more than two thousand years, of passing the throne only to men, and laid the foundation for future empresses to ascend the throne. She was one of the greatest emperors in history.