Eunuch: "Your Majesty, you haven't summoned anyone to your bed in ten days."
The Emperor: "I am ill."
Everyone drops to their knees: "Your Majesty, stop fooling around!"
Jiang Caiyu transmigrated and became the freshly deposed empress. She'd heard palace intrigue was terrifying, and she was a little scared.
The Great Yong emperor was the absolute worst, so awful he practically made an art of it, bringing new meaning to being a scoundrel.
She decided to clear the original owner's name and explore the rights and responsibilities of a deposed empress.
Who could have guessed... through a twist of fate, the two of them would switch bodies?
The emperor became the deposed empress, and the deposed empress became the emperor. Jiang Caiyu covered her flat chest. "She" just wanted some peace and quiet. She'd meant to punish a scoundrel, but ended up becoming one herself.
Being emperor wasn't easy. Jiang Caiyu wasn't very ambitious and just wanted to coast through life. So why did people keep shouting in her ear, "Your Majesty, stop fooling around!"
Recommended: the author's new book, "Qin Shi Huang Takes Me to War"
Yao Mulan studies the art of war and takes the field, sweeping across the six kingdoms and writing her own legend of the Warring States!
Palace intrigue? Sorry, Yao Mulan's sword rules the Qin court. The world is mine, and so is Qin Shi Huang!
P.S. Mulan is a formidable martial artist and a beauty who brings ruin to kingdoms. Her special talent: training troops and waging war.
Qin Shi Huang: Go ahead and fight. If you can't win, I'll destroy them myself.
Completed novel: "My Family Has a Qin Shi Huang [Ancient Times to Modern Day]"
Coming next: "The Washed-Up Actor's Female Bodyguard [Ancient Times to Modern Day]". Up next: "The Washed-Up Actor's Female Bodyguard [Ancient Times to Modern Day]"
Jiang Tianyi was born with extraordinary talent. Chosen at the age of three, she was trained as a hidden guard.
From martial arts and hidden weapons to disguise and medicine, and even music, chess, calligraphy, and painting, she mastered it all.
Just as she was about to be chosen by her master, she suddenly found herself in a strange place.
There was no emperor here, no secret guard bureau, and no brutal training.
Here, you couldn't kill anyone or carry a sword outside. Everything had to be bought with paper money, but she had none.
Jiang Tianyi: "..."
To survive in this strange place, Jiang Tianyi decided to become a bodyguard.
Washed-up actor Lin Jingxing: "What the hell did I bring home?"
(The heroine is a little too awesome, and the colder she is, the cuter she gets. The hero is an unlucky guy with terrible luck, determined to shine in show business once more.)
"Young Li Bai": His silver saddle gleams against his white horse; he darts by like a shooting star.
A youthful journey through the prosperous Tang Dynasty with Chu Guanyue and Li Bai!
Heroine's blurb:
What do you do when you transmigrate to the Tang Dynasty and meet the poet immortal Li Bai, whom you've long admired?
Steal his sword, capture his heart, and entice him to be your husband.
Hero's blurb:
My wife is right!
The real poet immortal and knight-errant VS the generous young lady and poet immortal superfan
Chu Guanyue can command beasts, loves to smile, and is good at business. Li Xiaobai loves drinking, writing poems, and fighting. Does he like cultivating immortality too???
Theme:
It turns out it was an article from four years ago. I didn't mention it. If you had read it at the time, it would have been quite novel.
It's a bit anticlimactic... It feels like a lot of foreshadowing has been missed. The heroine has always been emphasized as the overlord, but I really don't see anything special. The heroine's quelling chaos and drastic reform of politics, which show the most personal charm, are hurriedly mentioned. If you can't see the heroine's personal charm, you can't understand why the male protagonist likes her. It's very baffling. It's better to maintain the feeling of killing each other and then transition.
The ending came so quickly, I was caught off guard
Have you written any extras about modern times? Where is it written?
I hope the author will consider changing the male protagonist one day when he is interested in overhauling it. The male protagonist is a real scumbag, and the line about General He has not been made clear either. Let's just rely on our imagination QVQ
It's pretty, but it's a little short in the back.
It was too hasty. I was attracted by the title of the book and ended up with only half a chapter.
This, the following is almost like reading historical records.
After the Three Abuse Books Were Merged, the Heroine Was Slapped in the Face Like Crazy
Cannon Fodder Does Not Become a Tool (Quickly Wear)
Dressed in a Group to Pamper the Stepmother of the Best Wealthy Family
Cannon Fodder Is Not a Tool
Wear the Best Original Accessories in the Article of Mr. Chengba
1980S Female Supporting Role Super Live Broadcast Room
I Activated the Live Streaming System in the Seventies
Join a Popular Idol on a Love Show
Damn It, She's Back from Cultivation
Young Li Bai (Quick Travel)
The Female Secret Guard of the Has-Been Actor [From Ancient Times to the Present]
The First Emperor Takes Me to War
It turns out it was an article from four years ago. I didn't mention it. If you had read it at the time, it would have been quite novel.
It's a bit anticlimactic... It feels like a lot of foreshadowing has been missed. The heroine has always been emphasized as the overlord, but I really don't see anything special. The heroine's quelling chaos and drastic reform of politics, which show the most personal charm, are hurriedly mentioned. If you can't see the heroine's personal charm, you can't understand why the male protagonist likes her. It's very baffling. It's better to maintain the feeling of killing each other and then transition.
The ending came so quickly, I was caught off guard
Have you written any extras about modern times? Where is it written?
I hope the author will consider changing the male protagonist one day when he is interested in overhauling it. The male protagonist is a real scumbag, and the line about General He has not been made clear either. Let's just rely on our imagination QVQ
It's pretty, but it's a little short in the back.
It was too hasty. I was attracted by the title of the book and ended up with only half a chapter.
This, the following is almost like reading historical records.
Why does it feel so fast later?
The emotional line is too forced (>人<;)