The Martial Emperor's Little One

Chen Ajiao, long barren in Changmen Palace, finally blossomed and gave birth to a little princess. Her father, Emperor Wu of Han, was busy expanding the empire abroad. Liu Mian, who in her previous life had worked herself to death after being exploited at a 996 job, was live-streaming herself lying flat and slacking off. She stocked the abandoned ponds with lotus plants, planted vegetables in the wasteland, and distilled liquor. With food and drink aplenty, life was wonderful. Chen Ajiao's years of pent-up resentment faded away. Whenever a palace servant felt they had nowhere to turn, they would come and sit with her. Changmen Palace became the Han harem's neighborhood committee. System: There's also a primitive steelmaking method, a version 1.0 steam engine, and a version 2.0 internal combustion engine. Liu Mian: Oh, look at that big fish! And so, the Han dynasty planted the seeds of a technological revolution. Machines replaced human labor, the common people were freed from forced labor, and all under heaven rejoiced. Her father, Emperor Wu of Han, praised her as his little darling and even arranged her marriage to Marquis Champion Huo Qubing. Huo Qubing received the imperial edict announcing his marriage, and the very next moment a servant arrived with a tonic soup from the little princess... Liu Mian sneezed tremendously, as if she could hear Huo Qubing greeting her from afar: Listen, I just want to thank you-- Reader guide: 1. Historically, Empress Chen had no children. This story takes place in a parallel world. The protagonist is the daughter Empress Chen bore after buying a song for a thousand gold pieces and catching Emperor Wu's attention. 2. References: Records of the Grand Historian and Book of Han. Sources are noted in the author's comments after each chapter. Theme: Strengthen the Han through technology