Emperor and Empress Simulator

An Lin is a fan of strategy and management games. One day, someone recommended a game called Emperor Simulator to her. Excited, she stayed up all night playing it. Build infrastructure, establish the imperial examinations, develop agriculture, train troops, unify the realm... The game offered many ways to play, but An Lin was obsessed with infrastructure and had no interest in building a harem. She put all the funds meant for selecting consorts into agriculture instead. Then, as she played, people started sending handsome men to the emperor? Subway, old man, phone, frown. An Lin, who was playing this game purely as a strategy and management game: Get lost. She immediately lost interest, closed the game, and went to sleep. But she never expected that when she woke up, she would have become an emperor in this very Emperor Simulator. She also discovered that the simulator wasn't just an Emperor Simulator. It had also been bound to an Empress Simulator. The catch was that she had to operate both simulators at once, splitting her attention between them. Once An Lin got used to running both at the same time, she discovered a new use for the Empress Simulator. That was: handling memorials in two windows at once! So now, whenever An Lin handled memorials, she would open both the emperor and empress accounts in the imperial study and process them together. Double the speed, and it felt great. She could also take turns, so when one person rested, the other could keep going. But to everyone else, it looked like this: "His Majesty can't live without the empress!" "He loves her so much!" "She loves him so much, too!" "Another day of crying over the emperor and empress's heavenly love!" Please note: 1. The heroine is an infrastructure-building fanatic and a workaholic. 2. What looks like romance to everyone else is actually two accounts running at once, a pseudo-selfcest setup. 3. The setting is fictional, though it draws on historical references. The author isn't a history specialist and may have missed things while researching. Please point out any errors you spot, and they'll be corrected. 4. It's categorized as romance because a supporting character has an unrequited crush on one of the protagonist's secret identities and pursues them, so it falls under the romance category according to the rules. 5. It's an overpowered, steamrolling infrastructure-building story, with little court intrigue. [Coming Soon] Is It Wrong to Become an Interstellar Superstar by Being into Nonhumans? Fang Lu is a C-list celebrity on Earth. By chance, she wins a spot on a major interstellar variety show called Cosmic Love Show. Before joining the show, Fang Lu hears that many of the guests are nonhuman, and that humans are the rarest of all. Fang Lu: "Yes! Furry fans rejoice! Nonhumans are the best!" Then she looks at the guest list: Guest number one: the incarnation of a planet's consciousness, known as the Mother of Planets. A several-hundred-meter-tall, plant-type man with long hair and an all-embracing, nurturing dad vibe. Guest number two: a watchful, wickedly charming half-sheep who lives in a dark forest and has the horns of a wild sheep. Guest number three: a wild, muscular artificial werewolf with impressive pecs, from a city of steel. Guest number four: a moving mecha that looks like it was unearthed from who knows where. Guest number five... Fang Lu falls strategically silent for a moment. "I mean, everyone's preferences are their own, but I'd still recommend..." The production team: "Huh? Do you want to quit?" Fang Lu: "No, if anything, I'm even more excited now. W" Theme: Build a strong nation through infrastructure. The people are the ones who make it happen.