After Becoming the Princess of a Fallen Kingdom, I Rebuilt It Through Livestream Commerce

Bu Xiaoxin woke up one day to find she had become a princess of a fallen kingdom.

From the start, all she had was a dilapidated house, a loyal old minister who was almost in his grave, and a System.

The System demanded that she sell products. It would give her a cut of the profits to fill the treasury and fund construction, and it also gave her a beginner's gift pack. The pack yielded a once-proud, now-obsolete young general with a bad attitude, along with some seed money. But she was supposed to sell products to people living five hundred years in the future?!

Bu Xiaoxin racked her brains.

She shamelessly wept and begged at the door of a certain young lord, who was said to have descended from the heavens, asking him to write a poem about the ruins that future generations could pass down and use to bring in sightseeing revenue.

The young lord: ?

When a prince from a neighboring kingdom passed by, she grabbed his horse's leg and insisted he leave behind an inscription saying, "I was here," so future generations could charge admission to see it.

The prince: ?

She stole her young general's weapons and clothes, invented a name for the fictional person they supposedly belonged to, and built him a cenotaph. Then she wrote a parallel prose piece so obscure nobody could understand it, to trick future generations into coming to excavate the site and make souvenirs.

The young general: ?

And so, many years later, Bu Xiaoxin united the land, annexed the various kingdoms, and became a wise empress whose name would live on for generations. (?)

A few PS notes:

1. The heroine likes money more than men.

2. The heroine is cold and heartless (in a good way).

3. The author's brain is broken. When I go wild, I'll write any bizarre plot I feel like.

4. If anything makes you uncomfortable, drop the story and run.

↓ Previews of upcoming stories ↓

"The Magpie Treads on a Branch" (transmigrates into ancient times, male lead is a real eunuch)

In the third year after the magpie transmigrated, the realm fell into chaos: a prince rebelled, the emperor died, and factions everywhere rose up and fought one another.

As she helped her boss hand out rice porridge and steamed buns to refugees with nowhere to go, she spotted a father and son being bullied. They looked pitiful, so she took pity on them and gave them an extra bun.

She never imagined that one of the "father and son" was the former Chief Eunuch of the Directorate of Ceremonial, and the other was the crown prince of the current dynasty. Then she was forced to join them and form a "family of three."

Magpie: If only I'd known, I wouldn't have given them that extra bun!

"The Fifty-Six-Person Classroom" (mystery and deduction)

The text-based RPG mystery game "The Fifty-Six-Person Classroom":

Class A-4, second year of high school, at Huayuan Public Senior High School in Whitebird City, has 54 students and 2 homeroom teachers.

One day, something happens, and the students in the class begin to disappear one after another...

A mystery game fan and ordinary 25-year-old single office worker

gets into a car accident on the game's release day. When she opens her eyes again, she finds herself a member of Class A-4, second year of high school, at Huayuan Public Senior High School. Her name is Sanyue Ye, and she is a "background character" who has no portrait or name in the game's preview.

With no knowledge of the game's plot and only the information in its preview video, can she survive to the end of the game (reality) and identify the right culprit?

Theme: Sell products, build infrastructure, and strengthen the nation