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The Empress Always Wins by Doing Nothing
Later, history books summed up Xie Baozan's life in eight characters: "Blessed and wise, prosperous all her days." When people spoke of this benevolent and filial empress, everyone envied her effortless success: beautiful, lucky, and blessed with good fortune.
Only Xie Baozan knew that if she hadn't had that dream in her youth, in which she married the Fifth Prince, Zhao Zhao, and ultimately died by poison in the imperial harem, she might really have turned a winning hand into a miserable ending.
After waking from the dream, Xie Baozan decided to enjoy life while she could. Fine horses, fur coats worth a fortune: who needs a husband?
Story blurb:
Zhou Diyu, a wielder of the five-element powers, was a powerhouse in combat and thrived in the apocalypse, earning the title of "Queen." But after a sudden stroke of bad luck, she woke up as an illegitimate daughter in the household of the Zhou Dynasty's chancellor.
Her legitimate elder sister, Zhou Qinfeng, had been reborn. She knew that her future fiancé, the Prince of Qin, would break off their engagement, lose the struggle for the throne, and die under house arrest. She also knew the little-known Prince of Jin would rise to power and become the new emperor.
Her elder sister came up with a plan: Zhou Diyu would marry the Prince of Qin in her place, while she married the Prince of Jin and became the future empress.
Fine. They dared to scheme against the Queen of the apocalypse? She loved nothing more than watching her enemies celebrate too soon. Would the future Prince of Jin become emperor? Sorry, but she would decide who the new ruler was!
Though Prince Zhao Qinchen was dazzlingly handsome, he had no interest in the throne. But his princess dreamed of becoming empress and was determined to prove her elder sister wrong. In that case, he supposed he could make an exception and help her achieve it!
A story about a husband and wife teaming up to take down the villains!
Another upcoming story: The Ancestor in the Stars
The High God Jiang Qingwei slept for three thousand years, and slept herself into becoming an ancestor.
When she woke, she was the only living person on a desolate planet in the interstellar age.
At first, Jiang Qingwei decided to transform the planet so she could live a little more comfortably.
When the whole interstellar civilization saw what she was doing through her livestream, everyone went wild.
"Oh my god, there's actually someone alive on a desolate planet!"
"What is she doing? She's growing plants! If she can actually grow anything, I'll cut off my head and kick it around like a ball."
"Hey, you up there, ready to go? You can take the ball off your shoulders and kick it around now."
"Not only did she grow a forest, she even raised her pet into a ball."
The pet that had been raised into a ball: This Monarch only returned to its juvenile form as a form of bodily self-protection, due to years of frustration from not having a mate.
Later, Jiang Qingwei decided that living alone on a whole planet was too lonely. She wanted to go out and explore.
Theme: Be strong and self-reliant even in adversity
The Midnight Long Street Case
My General Store Connects to Antiquity
After Being Picked Up by the Crown Prince
The Princess Is So Charming
I Find You So Charming
Marrying My Childhood Friend and Classmate
The Prince's False Decorum
The Empress's Beloved
The High God in the Interstellar Era
I Transmigrated into a Book as the Fake Princess of the Prince's Manor
The Eunuch's Pampered Consort
The General's Making
Who was offended by that civet cat passing by?
What did the civet cat do wrong?!! Wouldn't it be shocking for normal people to see this situation?
I really can't understand this Jin King's brain circuit. What kind of power can he gain by giving up the heroine and marrying Zhou Qinfeng? Dayu emphasized martial arts over literature, and Zhou's father was a civil servant with limited abilities. Both sides please, two women marry two princes, thinking that no matter which daughter becomes queen in the future, he will definitely make money, so no matter which one he marries, he will get about the same help. Zhou Qinfeng gave birth to his mother's concubine to help the family, and her natal family did not get any help at all. Unlike the Xiao family of the heroine's maternal family, which has military connections, even the Queen Mother, the mother of King Jin, knew that letting her son marry the Xiao family's granddaughter would gain military power. The King of Jin gave up his engagement with the heroine and wanted to marry Zhou Qinfeng. I thought it was because he didn't love the country and loved the beauty. But after the marriage, it was obvious that he didn't love Zhou Qinfeng after he got married. What kind of operation is this?
This prince must be so careless that he must have a concubine to support a woman who has no mother's family.
King Jin can't be reborn too, right?
I really like the subject matter, but it's a pity that I didn't write it well.
This Shen Zhui is really annoying. In order to save the two masters and servants, the heroine took their money bags to buy medicinal materials. Shen Zhui thought that the heroine took the money bags and concluded that they were not good people. The heroine was not grateful for her life-saving grace and was even disliked.
It seems that most of the heroines who came back from the apocalypse are simple-minded and strong-willed. They only know how to fight and have no scheming. It's tiring to watch too many straightforward female protagonists. It's not easy to watch an intelligent heroine. Don't you need IQ to live in the apocalypse?
Because of the long/gun... Lsp can see through it at a glance
The synopsis describes it well and I like the subject matter very much. But I can't stand it anymore. I feel like you are trying to force the plot. With the abilities of the female protagonist and the male protagonist, can the female protagonist and the male protagonist still be so dynamic? There are also titles in the article. When the female supporting character directly calls the heroine who should be called the emperor's sister-in-law in front of the emperor, is it an interference of the dynasty, the imperial power, or etiquette? Also, the description of the emperor made me never imagine that he could sit on the throne. I felt like a retard. The queen keeps saying that the male protagonist is guilty, but he still believes it as soon as she hears it (don't say that the male protagonist has too many criminal records, this is not true, the supporting role's frame-up method is too low, but everyone still believes it), it feels like it is forcibly deceiving her. Is there another apocalyptic queen who would let someone who wants to kill her jump like this in front of her? I read it for a long time and was ready to leave silently. I thought it was the first book for beginners. The result...