When Bai Xiao opened her eyes, groggy and dazed, her temples were still throbbing, and her mind was clouded with the exhaustion of working overtime to revise a proposal.
Just a moment ago, she had been at her desk in an office tower, staring at her computer screen and typing until her fingers stiffened. The coffee piled in the corner of her desk had long gone cold. Like millions of ordinary overworked office workers, her life in her twenties had been consumed by overtime, rushing to meet deadlines, and dealing with complicated workplace relationships.
But in the next moment, a piercing wave of dizziness swept over her. When she opened her eyes again, everything around her had changed.
Bai Xiao's head buzzed as fragments of memories that weren't hers flooded her mind, telling her she was in a completely unfamiliar parallel world. Here, women held supremacy, and women wielded the power that governed society.
In court, most officials, military commanders, and business owners were women. Women could take multiple husbands, bring several men into their households, make the decisions at home, and pass down their property and noble titles through the female line.
Men, meanwhile, were taught from childhood to be gentle and quiet. They studied cooking, needlework, household management, and how to serve their masters. They married into women's families, supported their wives, raised their children, and bore children of their own. Their honor and disgrace throughout their lives rested in the hands of their wives.
Theme: Transmigration, a strong female lead
