101 Divorces from Emperor Wu of Han

A notebook from the Western Han dynasty was unearthed in the Maoling area of Xi'an. Its title read: 101 Records of Divorcing Emperor Wu of Han.

After being deposed, A Jiao was reborn in the twenty-first century, then transmigrated back.

At first, A Jiao only wanted to break off her engagement.

A Jiao: A Che, I want to call off the engagement.

Liu Che: Chen Jiao, how dare you!

A Jiao looked at herself, with next to nothing, and lost her nerve.

Later, A Jiao only wanted a divorce.

A Jiao: Your Majesty, you promised to let me go.

Liu Che: Did I?

A Jiao glanced at all the assets she'd accumulated along the way and smiled.

As expected, men are about as dependable as pigs climbing trees. A woman has to make her own way in the world!

--A Reader's Guide--

1. The heroine has lost her memories from her time as A Jiao and only retains her modern memories.

2. The male lead's character stays close to his historical counterpart.

3. Later on, the male lead goes through a brief period of desperately trying to win back his wife.

4. To give Jiao and Che the happy ending they deserve, the heroine won't be put through heartbreak.

Theme: Stay optimistic and keep moving forward. Daughters should be self-reliant.