Su Fijian is a feminist blogger who runs a major feminist V account. Feminist, anti-marriage activist, she likes to criticize straight men and flirt with female fans. She is a 21st century independent woman with ideals, talent, and healthy body and mind.
Unexpectedly, when she woke up, she was "travelled" in the same old way! And it was worn on a concubine in the harem of the most feudal and patriarchal dynasty. How should a clear-minded feminist survive in the palace drama, how can she compete with the "uncivilized" men and women, and finally find a path to a happy (ku) and happy (bi) life?
One is the cancer emperor of straight men, and the other is a mysterious man who is a friend of women. Who is her real happiness?
(Ancient proverbs + palace fighting + feminism, a strange mix and match, and a variety of plots, ladies and sisters, please collect and comment! In addition to palace fighting, there are guaranteed to be sweet love scenes~)
PS: The author has no history, so the palace system in the article is not rigorous, and there is no pretentious "ancient grammar" tone. If you don't like it, don't criticize it, but suggestions are welcome ~ thank you!
[Some words & precautions]: To be honest, I don't like watching palace fight dramas. I only started writing this because I suddenly came up with the subject. So don't think that this is a serious palace fight drama. There is no serious palace fight in it (laughs). After all, promoting female rights awareness in the harem is quite unscientific. If it were acted according to the acting method of a serious palace fighting drama, the heroine would probably not survive more than two episodes (wry smile). Why was the heroine not punished for doing so many outrageous things? Of course, this matter can still be rectified. In addition to the golden finger I gave her as the author, there were also two male protagonists who secretly protected her and opened the back door.
I really don't like to write about the rivalry between two women, so there won't be any plots in traditional palace dramas where concubines slap each other. There is no such thing as being clever and scheming, winning the emperor's favor, and squeezing out his original wife to become the queen. Su Fijian is Su Fijian, a feminist with an independent personality, a person who strives to realize equal rights step by step from thoughts to actions.
I know this is idealistic, but isn't fiction meant to realize ideals?