My Livestream Became a Training Camp for Female Protagonists

To promote products during her livestreams, Lin Mu does roleplay and casually talks about "history" from the perspective of someone with little education.

Well, the main idea is: if she transmigrated into the life of this or that person, how would she survive? But she doesn't know that her livestream has connected to parallel worlds.

And the people she talks about actually try out her suggestions...

1. If I became Empress Ulanara: If I were still young, I'd make sure the Fourth Prince had a few more children, even if I had to tie him up. He can't divorce me just because his wife did that to him, right? If I were no longer young, I'd teach the princesses to ride horses, practice martial arts, and wield whips, until every one of them had power over the grasslands...

Kangxi and the poor princes: ...What is she ranting about? Wait, didn't she say the Fourth Prince's consort should raise the princesses? Could it be...?

The Fourth Prince's consort: ...The young lady has a point. Maybe I'll give it a try?

2. If I became Princess Pingyang: My younger brother is Emperor Wu of Han, my husband is Wei Qing, and I'll be remembered for all time. Of course I'd adopt orphans, grow vegetables, weave cloth, and build a legacy that lasts for generations!

Emperor Wu of Han and Wei Qing: ...What did she say about me?

Princess Pingyang: ...It's not impossible.

3. If I became Empress Xu: Zheng He's voyages to the Western Seas? I'd make a big deal out of it, at the very least. I can't let him go all that way for nothing, can I? There's money to be made!

Zhu Di: ...Sanbao, how about another voyage?

Empress Xu: ...Money is a good thing. Why turn it down?

The women who dare to dream and take action are all stepping up their game...

The First Emperor of Qin, Emperor Wu of Han, Taizong of Tang, Taizu of Song...

They gaze hopefully at the mysterious sky screen that only makes deals with women: ...Why is this divine miracle discriminating against us?

Theme: The greatest goodness in the world; beautiful things never disappear