Empress Chen Ajiao of the Han Dynasty

Both were empresses, yet one was deposed and confined to Changle Palace, while the other ruled the realm as sovereign. See how Wu Zetian is reborn as Chen Ajiao, planning every move, commanding countless troops, wielding thunderous power, and claiming an empire that stretches for thousands of miles. She can turn the tides and seize heaven itself. The imperial ambition is hers to grasp. Who says women are inferior to men? I shall be empress of the Han empire! Recommended daily-update story: Born to Be an Empress Rong Xibao's father has a sudden burst of conscience and acknowledges her, his illegitimate daughter, on her fifteenth birthday. According to the plot, she is supposed to take her elder sister's place in an arranged marriage and wed Zhao Chen, the brutal King of Chu, whose name strikes terror into people's hearts. Zhao Chen will later conquer the seven kingdoms and unite the realm. She, meanwhile, will become the first empress in history, revered as the mother of all under heaven and honored above all. But her elder sister, Chen Juan, has transmigrated into a book. Unwilling to remain a supporting character and determined to become empress, she no longer lets Rong Xibao take her place. "Dear sister, the King of Chu is cruel. I'll go in your place. You can marry the King of Cheng instead. He's kind and handsome." Handsome? Great, I like handsome young men. Then I'll marry the King of Cheng. "Handsome? Great, I like handsome young men. Then I'll marry the King of Cheng." Later, the Duke of Chen's household grandly married off its daughters. The sisters wed on the same day, in a spectacular double wedding. Later still, Zhao Qian conquered the seven kingdoms and united the realm, and Rong Xibao became empress once more. Chen Juan: That's not what the book said at all! Recommended upcoming story: The Wicked Mother-in-Law of the 1970s Su Qing wakes up to find she has transmigrated into the wicked mother-in-law character in an old-fashioned period novel. Everyone hates the wicked mother-in-law, and even her husband and son take the side of the pure-hearted heroine. The heroine takes everything from her. Her husband divorces her, leaving her with nothing, then marries the heroine's pure-hearted mother. Her son cuts off all ties with her and refuses to see her. He never visits her again, right up until the day she dies. Later, she becomes so obsessed with her husband's relationship with the pure-hearted woman that she neglects her daughter's illness. Delayed treatment leaves her daughter brain-damaged. In the end, she is devastated and loses her grip. On the day her husband and the pure-hearted woman hold their wedding banquet, she throws herself into the sea with her daughter. Her husband and son don't even attend the funeral. When Su Qing read the story, she thought the wicked mother-in-law was an idiot. She was rich and beautiful, yet insisted on fighting the pure-hearted heroine. Why did she have to stop her son from marrying her? Why not let the scumbag man and the shameless woman stay together forever? And what did she need a scumbag husband for anyway? Then, in a single turn of fate, she transmigrates into the wicked mother-in-law. But this wicked mother-in-law's identity is something else: the daughter of a millionaire in the 1970s, owner of thousands of mu of land in a small fishing village in Shenzhen, and, most importantly, stunningly beautiful. And she's only thirty-six. Can you believe it? She's rich! With this much money, who needs a husband? He can marry whoever he wants. She couldn't care less about an unfilial son either. Let him and the heroine live happily together. And next year, in 1979, it will be spring. An old man will draw a circle by the South China Sea... while she owns a whole stretch of land. Hahahahahahaha! The most urgent thing right now is to get a divorce! But why is this man refusing to divorce her, even if it kills him? Yezi's profile: Coconut Grove Theme: