Lord Yao Shen, Please Bless Me

One day, you transmigrate and learn that you have become a minor god worshipped in a remote, dilapidated Jingwei temple. Your only companion and believer, Qitong, regretfully tells you that if you don't receive any more offerings, the two of you will disappear...

As the guardian deity of women, do your best to grant their wishes!

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Dou Taizhu of the Western Han: Yao Shen, please bless my A Jiao with a son who will become emperor.

Princess Fukang, knocking on the palace gates in the dead of night: Yao Shen, may I find a good husband in this life.

A young palace maid during the Renyin Palace Incident: Yao Shen, please bless our journey and keep us safe.

Princess Changping of the late Ming: Yao Shen, may I never be born into an imperial family again.

"I await those who are destined to find me. I have heard your long-held wishes."

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A few things to know before reading:

★ I'm bad at writing blurbs. The main story is told in third person.

★ The central plot is about changing the fates of many women who suffered tragic ends in history.

★ The protagonist has no romantic pairing, though some female characters in individual stories do.

★ This is not a meticulously researched historical novel. It includes fictional historical women, such as Emperor Xuanzong's Consort Mei and Diao Chan of the Eastern Han.

Theme: If people have good intentions, Heaven will surely protect them.