Xia Qiudong grew up under the oppression of a mindset that favored sons over daughters. Then one day, she transmigrated and became the empress of a matriarchal dynasty.
She thought she could finally turn her life around and sing as a liberated servant, setting off down the broad road of eating, drinking, having fun, and sleeping with handsome men. But reality turned out to be nothing like she imagined.
The heirs, the harem, and all the ministers in court came to her whenever anything happened.
From national policy to what to wear, she had to keep her hands on everything.
And there was an annoying attendant by her side, always sticking his nose into everything.
Xia Qiudong: This is such a pain. I don't want to go to court!
Liang Chen: You absolutely must, Your Majesty.
Xia Qiudong: What's going to happen if I take just one day off?
Liang Chen: The country will fall, Your Majesty.
Xia Qiudong: ...!
The empress has been forced back to work again today.
One-on-one romance. An independent, strong-willed heroine with a tough-guy heart × a gentle and virtuous hero (by necessity).
Warnings:
This is not a traditional matriarchal setting. Women still give birth, and the biological differences between men and women aren't much different from reality.
The heroine had a child in her original body. The child is not the hero's. The heroine and hero (emotionally) belong to each other for their first time, but neither is a virgin physically.
A lighthearted, silly, sweet story. The setting is thought out, but the plot is casual. The characters speak in plain, everyday language. No nitpicking over historical accuracy.
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