[Female-Dominated World] I Want to Be Emperor

[A concubine-born princess who only cares about her career x the harem's number one, two, and three, who will settle their scores after their wife takes the throne] After transmigrating to a matriarchal kingdom, Zhao Rui'an becomes the daughter of a pavilion master, born with a twin brother. Before she can even run and jump around, all she wants is some peace and quiet. The emperor has ruled for many years and has only four daughters. When Zhao Rui'an is born, the Empress's consort accidentally raises the third imperial princess to death, while the lord of Yikun Hall, from a prominent family, adopts the second princess, whose birth father died early. Sensing that something is wrong, Zhao Rui'an's birth father immediately sends his daughter to be raised by the Grand Consort, the emperor's adoptive father. Faced with her white-lotus father, her weepy grandfather, and her ambitious imperial mother's harem, Zhao Rui'an is so overwhelmed that she is forced onto the path of being everyone's all-purpose caretaker... no, of fighting for the throne. [Little scene] On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Zhao Rui'an specially hosts a family banquet. Looking at the group of beauties, she says something even more shameless than a big pig's trotter: "Let's not bother with the same old talk about family harmony tonight. Look at the state of things, and you're still fighting among yourselves! Honestly, can't you get your act together and put me on the throne as Crown Princess first? Once I become emperor, you can start fighting again." "..." "Think about it. If eldest sister or second sister becomes emperor, do you think I'll have a good life? And if I don't have a good life, how can any of you?" (Warning: The heroine is a natural-born scoundrel who only cares about her career, an all-purpose caretaker and a shameless flirt. Everyone is a pawn. Inspired by a matriarchal kingdom game I found online, this is just for fun, so please don't take it too seriously.) Theme: Take the realm first, then bring order to the household.