Nan Qiao transmigrated into a book called The Princess Becomes Empress, a tale of a tragic romance between a fallen kingdom's princess and a prince of the new dynasty.
Her father was a loyal subject who would rather sacrifice his own daughter than let harm come to the princess.
And she was the unlucky cannon fodder who would take the princess's place and die.
At that very moment, her own father shoved her out of the carriage. She watched helplessly as he rode off with the princess, while rebel soldiers closed in behind them.
Nan Qiao: I'm tired. Let's just destroy everything!
"The princess is here."
Nan Qiao had no choice but to save herself. She pinched her arm hard, tears welling in her eyes, then threw herself at the rebels and clung to one of them, sobbing miserably.
"Brother, brother, I'm your real sister, even if we have different parents!"
The rebels: ???
Ji Yunqing: ...
When they first met, Ji Yunqing thought she was a frail little fool who couldn't look after herself. He found her a bit annoying, but took her in anyway, figuring he might as well do a good deed.
Later, he doted on her, indulged her, protected her, and fell for her so deeply that he couldn't bear to let her go.
One day, Nan Qiao held a bloodstained dagger, her usual frail act gone, her gaze cool and composed.
"Brother, you can ride into battle and bring peace to the realm, and I can set the world in order with a stroke of my pen. Let's take down those idiots."
Ji Yunqing: ...
Thump, thump. Oh no, that's the sound of his heart falling for her.
A beautiful, seemingly delicate founding empress ascends to the throne alongside her imperial consort, receiving the homage of the people. The original protagonists watch from below, overcome with regret and weeping bitterly.
The original male lead: I let my guard down back then and got fooled by a little fool.
The original female lead: I regret it even more. I should have taken out that little fool back then!
Empress Nan Qiao smiled. "Me, a fool? I was pretending. You, on the other hand, are the real fools!"
A construction-mad founding empress who pretends to be foolish, yet is wise and not what she seems VS a naturally gifted general who becomes the founding imperial consort
Also known as The Empress's Journey and The Founding Emperor and Empress Make Waves
#This is a nation-building novel#
Check out my upcoming novel, The Ultimate Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel 2, about Le Yi's daughter.
Blurb:
Xiao Xin is the only daughter of a nationally renowned scientist, and her uncle is a famous diplomat. Born with everything, all she wants is to be a lazy little salted fish who wins without lifting a finger.
Then one day, with a ding, the luck-stealing System comes online. Its target: Xiao Xin.
Xiao Xin: ?!!
The thief sets herself up as a top student, forcing Xiao Xin to become the nation's top scorer on the college entrance exam.
The thief becomes a rising star, forcing Xiao Xin to embark on a journey to the stars and beyond.
The thief becomes the most beloved star in the entertainment world, and Xiao Xin establishes a science and technology award named after herself.
Cheng Yuwei is an ordinary girl, until she binds herself to the luck-stealing System. By becoming more prestigious than her target, she can steal that person's good fortune.
She uses this power to become a winner blessed with both beauty and talent, until she picks a fight with the iron wall that is Xiao Xin.
She watches Xiao Xin rise to the top, step by step, while she herself suffers the backlash!
This is wrong. It shouldn't be like this.
Later, she's taken to a laboratory for research, where she meets the legendary big shot...
She can't help screaming. The System misled me! You said Xiao Xin was an ordinary person! Her parents are in the textbooks!
The System trembles: Panic! This big shot, Le Yi, is actually... its ancestor!
Le Yi: ...Counterfeit Systems, don't try to claim a connection to me. Thanks.
Check out the author's completed novels. They're all great!
The Ultimate Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel: The glorious life of a technology genius who dedicates herself to her country.
The 1970s: The Adored Little Salted Fish: From fisherman's daughter to renowned diplomat, she takes the world stage and serves up a face-slapping spree.
The Three Big Shots' Everyday Devotion to Their Little Sister: The growth story of a master physician of traditional Chinese medicine.
The Shantytown Families of the 1990s: The children of educated youth sent to the countryside turn their fortunes around after returning to the city.
Don't Try to Talk Me Out of It, I Just Want to Farm [The 1970s]: A construction-mad heroine shines all on her own.
After Being Sent into Exile, I Rose to the Top: An ancient-era nation-building novel.
Theme: Good and evil are always repaid in kind. Do good deeds, and happiness will follow.
That is to say, the heroine has power and ascends the throne only because of the hero and his concessions. This is not completely nonsense. I thought the heroine was always called the lord because she conquered the generals. There is also the so-called treasure map, which says that the fire is left behind, which is even more nonsense, because the heroine is a time traveler, so she approves it. Will the local people approve it? It might be a fire. So all of Qingping's efforts were in vain. Native women were forced back to the backyard and treated as objects again, so Qingping was a loser.
I always thought that this book, like the previous one, would have a million words, just like reading and saving, but suddenly I saw the end.
Can you believe it's over just after watching it? It's too rushed.
In the author's article, there was Qingping in the front, and she worked so hard for women, but all the efforts made by the people in power behind her were in vain, and women's status was even lower. Therefore, the author believes that no matter how hard women try to improve their status, they still can't be worth a word from those in power later, and the hard work they put in is completely destroyed!
Are you looking happy? How come it ends?
Think about it from another angle, is it like the male protagonist is out fighting, and then his home is robbed, and the person who robbed the house took it home himself, does this count as the female protagonist's defense?
What? ? ? ? In such a hurry, I will briefly mention it later, and the introduction to Good Guy is the full text.
It ended so quickly, I thought it would be the same as the last one
Hey, it's really over. I'm still unfinished.
Yes, and then the empress turns out to be born, the queen will hate you to death.
I Got Rich by Picking up Leaks in Hong Kong
Farming and Making a Fortune in Shanghai’s Suburbs (1990S)
After the Fortune-Stealing System Set Its Sights on Me
Transmigrating to the Moment the Real Heiress Was Abducted [The 1970S]
The Cannon Fodder Villainess Gets a Feel-Good Story Instead
Don't Talk Me Out of It, I Just Want to Farm [The 1970S]
Reincarnated as the Academic Whiz's Little Sister in a Period Novel
I Got Rich After Becoming the Contrast Character
After Exile, I Rose to the Highest Rank
Transmigrated as the Worst Female Supporting Character in a Period Novel
I Took the 1980S by Storm with My Cooking
The Supporting Female Character's Joyful Life [Quick Transmigration]
That is to say, the heroine has power and ascends the throne only because of the hero and his concessions. This is not completely nonsense. I thought the heroine was always called the lord because she conquered the generals. There is also the so-called treasure map, which says that the fire is left behind, which is even more nonsense, because the heroine is a time traveler, so she approves it. Will the local people approve it? It might be a fire. So all of Qingping's efforts were in vain. Native women were forced back to the backyard and treated as objects again, so Qingping was a loser.
I always thought that this book, like the previous one, would have a million words, just like reading and saving, but suddenly I saw the end.
Can you believe it's over just after watching it? It's too rushed.
In the author's article, there was Qingping in the front, and she worked so hard for women, but all the efforts made by the people in power behind her were in vain, and women's status was even lower. Therefore, the author believes that no matter how hard women try to improve their status, they still can't be worth a word from those in power later, and the hard work they put in is completely destroyed!
Are you looking happy? How come it ends?
Think about it from another angle, is it like the male protagonist is out fighting, and then his home is robbed, and the person who robbed the house took it home himself, does this count as the female protagonist's defense?
What? ? ? ? In such a hurry, I will briefly mention it later, and the introduction to Good Guy is the full text.
It ended so quickly, I thought it would be the same as the last one
Hey, it's really over. I'm still unfinished.
Yes, and then the empress turns out to be born, the queen will hate you to death.