Qixing, who comes from a world where women and men are equal, died unexpectedly and was bound by the system, asking her to attack men.
The emperor who was despised by everyone in his homeland was actually the monarch in this world who held the power of life and death.
Qixing, who was deeply conflicted, refused to be flattered, made sarcastic remarks, and waited for an opportunity to escape. He would rather be thrown into the cold palace and imprisoned in a dungeon than lose half of his pride. The coercive system continued to exert pressure, and the emperor was attracted by her unprecedented rebelliousness, and a palace struggle against fate began.
Qixing broke the situation by never accepting Xiao Heng, refusing to fall in love, and not taking the favorability route.
The rules of the system are hard-coded: only by getting the male protagonist's favorability can you unlock teleportation and resurrection. She would rather have her soul annihilated by hard gaining favorability, and the path to flattery, love, and sleeping with her is completely blocked.
Standing firm, running away, and going to jail will only lead to a vicious cycle: Xiao Heng's curiosity and desire to conquer her are not love. The more she resists, the more the emperor wants to tame her, which will only trap her more tightly.
Qixing pretended to calm down and stopped insulting and provoking Xiao Heng in public.
Stop calling him rotten and stop actively irritating him. It's not about being soft, it's about pretending.
The system determines favorability based on behavior and dialogue feedback, not entirely on inner thoughts.
On the surface, she can be "non-conflicting, respond normally, be polite and distant", but on the inside, she is not moved at all, does not have love, and does not accept any close contact.
Mission: Equality between men and women, self-improvement
