Wang Ruofu's Rise After Being Deposed: Emperor Renzong Turns into a Sweet Little Husband

[Historical comedy] [Lighthearted] [Brash, straightforward, and fierce Wang Ruofu x kindhearted, somewhat spineless Zhao Zhen, with reborn minister Fan Zhongyan playing matchmaker]

The heroine Wang Ruofu, bold, blunt, and hilarious, takes the initiative with Emperor Renzong Zhao Zhen + the famous minister Fan Zhongyan is reborn to help her + an ensemble cast!

The moment she opens her eyes, Wang Ruofu finds herself in the body of the deposed Empress Guo, and inherits the original owner's fatal ending: banished to Yaohua Palace, where she is framed and sealed alive in a coffin.

Heaven has mercy: the famous minister Fan Zhongyan has been reborn. Taking advantage of the fact that Emperor Renzong is indulging in the company of the beauties Shang and Yang and has fallen gravely ill from excess, Fan Zhongyan urges the court to reinstate the empress, then cleverly arranges for the emperor to enter Yaohua Palace in disguise. And so the fierce deposed empress faces off against the softhearted, conflicted Son of Heaven. The palace's grudges become entangled with political power struggles, history takes a turn, and the Great Song enters an unprecedented golden age.

In a nutshell: the fierce deposed empress tears into her enemies, wins back her throne, and gets the Great Song's softhearted emperor wrapped around her finger!

Years later, all nations come to pay tribute.

At the banquet, Wang Ruofu watches the elderly Fan Zhongyan raise the banner of the virtuous empress and shower her with praise. Zhao Zhen, seated to her left, nods along again and again, while their son below is surrounded by adoring ministers.

One word: satisfying!!

The Demon Empress Rules the Court will be taken down for two months. The main reason is that I'm swamped with school starting, and I'm completely worn out.

This novel absolutely won't repeat the mistakes of the Wang Ruofu story, where the focus shifted to the son later on and the heroine was neglected. I hope you'll share lots of feedback. My health has been giving out often this year, and I'm not as resilient as I was when writing about Yixiu. To be honest, this has been a bad year for me as an author. I hope I can do a better job in the second half of the year. Enough talk, here's my new novel!!