Hu Di GL

In the final years of the Eastern Jin dynasty, power was divided among four factions, the Central Plains were in turmoil, and the northern tribes were growing stronger, eyeing the region hungrily. Emperor Xiaozhao of Northern Yue pursued Han Chinese customs, but conservative forces within his own clan stood in his way. All eighteen of the emperor's sons were executed, leaving only two princesses: one at court and one in hiding. Both plotted to reclaim their family's throne.

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Blurb: Su Yi was a workaholic. After working 24/7 for a while, she died suddenly in front of her computer.

When she woke up, she found herself in a book, as a frail, sickly, minor cannon-fodder character whose name was mentioned only once before she kicked the bucket.

The heroine was rich, domineering, cool, dazzling, and beautiful. After winning over husbands from every corner, she went on to kill any god or Buddha who crossed her path, becoming a peerlessly aloof empress.

As a minor cannon-fodder character, Su Yi cherished her life and did her best to avoid the heroine while finding a renowned doctor to treat her illness.

But her loving mother couldn't hear her daughter's thoughts and, after listening to some fortune-teller's nonsense, found her a husband to bring her good luck.

As it happened, the husband she found was none other than the heroine, who had been forced to disguise herself as a man while fleeing her enemies.

Su Yi, forced to become the heroine of the harem's wife and head of household, had this to say: Thanks for asking. I'm in a wheelchair, and my heart is already dead.

A female-dominant-world transmigration-into-a-book story, 1v1

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