My Character Can't Break

For her last mission before retirement, the System gave Chu Yan a big bundle of ancient-world missions. The professional transmigrator Chu Yan opened the character list and saw: 1. A dimwit nobody loves or likes 2. A spoiled young lady who is arrogant, overbearing, and universally disliked 3. A tyrannical empress hated by everyone Chu Yan slowly typed a question mark, already sensing that this mission might go wrong. And sure enough... She played the dimwit perfectly, but her father, brothers, and sisters all treated her like the apple of their eye. She was nowhere near being "unloved and disliked." She played the spoiled young lady just as well, but no matter how willful and unreasonable she acted, everyone indulged her wishes, eager to pluck the stars from the sky for her. Later, she played the tyrannical empress, killing and plundering at will and abducting handsome men, all in an attempt to make the people suffer. But the result... everyone saw her loyal and capable generals as a wise ruler. Chu Yan: ...I did my best _(:з"∠)_ [For the points mission, Chu Yan tries her hardest to be a detestable girl stuck in the mud, but everyone insists on holding her in the palm of their hands, dressing her in fine silks and showering her with affection.] Reading Guide 1. The male lead is the same person throughout. 2. All the dynasties are fictional, with a truckload of author-created details. 3. The cannon fodder characters in the original plots disappeared before they could experience their original fates, so the female lead has to take their places. [Coming next: Everyone Except Me Is Reborn. Add it to your favorites if you're interested~] Before the Lantern Festival, Yin Zheng was merely the second daughter of the Yin family, raised by her grandmother since childhood, unloved by her parents and disliked by her siblings. After the Lantern Festival, everything changed. The family who had once been cold to her suddenly did whatever she said, and countless talented scholars, free-spirited young men, princes, and nobles sent betrothal gifts to her home one after another, all saying they wanted to marry her. Confused, Yin Zheng tricked her innocent younger sister into talking and learned that her sister, along with everyone else acting strangely, had been reborn. In her previous life, the regent prince tore the Great Qing apart, and it was Yin Zheng who single-handedly held the Yin family together. It was also Yin Zheng who went to great lengths to aid the people amid the chaos. And it was Yin Zheng who married the crown prince and helped him, after he caused the country to fall, restore the realm. In their eyes, Yin Zheng was practically a living goddess of mercy, saving the suffering and shining with holy light. Only Yin Zheng herself was confused. The catastrophe that destroyed the country, according to them, was clearly her own scheme. How had it become the crown prince's fault? Theme: Luck is part of strength