Yin's Mistake

Probably a very boring story

Reader's Guide:

1. The female lead will definitely become emperor.

2. Whether she has children is uncertain. She might adopt one.

3. If you feel sorry for men, don't read this. There will be lots of disposable male characters.

4. The female lead is especially awful, the kind of awful it takes to become emperor.

5. The female lead's CP is a devoted dog-like lover. Everyone loves her, but she only loves herself and power. She may spare her CP a glance now and then, but there won't be any sweet romance. I'm not very good at writing that.

6. If you're the type to get attached to men, get lost, whether that's physically or emotionally.

7. I like diss and clapbacks. I want to write a matriarchal world. Why bother with gender equality? Isn't that exhausting? If the real world won't let me have a matriarchy, can't I at least write one in a novel? Men have ruled for thousands of years. Surely writing a matriarchy in my novel isn't against the law.

8. Why can women say some things that men can't? Does anyone not know what a complete mess the real world is? Mocking those above you is a joke and an act of courage; mocking those below you is bullying. Spare me the gender-equality routine and that whole "I love everyone" act. You love everyone, but do they love you?

9. The author doesn't read the comments.

(I'm really angry lately, so I'll add whatever comes to mind to this blurb. It's not like anyone reads it anyway.)

Theme: The Dao gives birth to One, One gives birth to Two, Two gives birth to Three, and Three gives birth to all things