The Entire Imperial Family Transmigrated with Me [Ancient to Modern]

Coming soon: The Desensitization Game. If it sounds interesting, add it to your collection~ Scroll down for more ↓ [Blurb] Meng Shumiao transmigrates into the body of the Wei dynasty's Fifth Princess. Unfortunately, the emperor has despised her since the day she was born. She has none of a princess's wealth and status, only a hard struggle to survive. Without a golden finger, in this world that devours people, she grows wild and stubborn like a weed in some forgotten corner of the palace, unnoticed by everyone. Only after Wei is defeated does the emperor remember he has a daughter and decide to send her off in a political marriage. Meng Shumiao fights back with everything she has. "I never got to enjoy the riches of being a princess, so why should I bear a price that was never mine to pay!" She gives it everything she's got. All she wants is to go home. Then, amid the spring breeze and beneath the red flag, the whole nation celebrates, and she transmigrates back to the new era, where she sees her parents and family again. They've been searching for her so long they were nearly driven mad. Then she discovers that the entire Wei imperial family, including the emperor and empress, has transmigrated with her. Emperor: "I am the Son of Heaven of Great Wei. This tiny barbarian country is beneath me. I have arrived, so why is no one kneeling to welcome me?" Meng Shumiao: "You're an undocumented immigrant." Empress: "I am the one who rules the realm with virtue. How dare some lowly maid here wear a phoenix robe and crown? She should be beaten to death!" Meng Shumiao: "People can wear whatever they want with their Hanfu. I'll buy a hundred outfits and give them away to passersby." Empress Dowager: "The Fifth Girl is the daughter of a criminal woman, yet she dares disrespect the emperor and show no filial piety to her elders. She should be given poisoned wine. But if you atone for your crimes by serving me in this barbarian land..." Meng Shumiao: "I have elders in my own household registration booklet. If there's a problem, call the police." General Prince: "Everything here is a flashy little trick. I imagine their military and national defense are just as hollow. If Great Wei's hundred thousand iron cavalry were here, we would surely..." Meng Shumiao: "They're not exactly all show, but they do have a serious case of insufficient firepower anxiety." When the rulers and oppressors of a cannibalistic feudal world arrive in this new era beneath the red flag... It took Meng Shumiao experiencing transmigration firsthand to understand that transmigration novels have none of the romance they promise. There is only the cannibalism described by Lu Xun. Ordinary people cannot survive there. They simply cannot. And we're all ordinary people. Everyone in that rotten world has become a cannibalistic ghost. She doesn't want to become one, and she doesn't want to be eaten by one. Her soul cries out, yearning to return to the free homeland she left behind, where the people who love her and the people she loves are exhausting themselves searching for her, waiting for her to come home. *Home, home, home, home. *Come on, who would give up a flush toilet for a world where you have to kneel at the drop of a hat? Reader's guide: 1. There is a male lead, and he is from the modern era. Blurb for The Desensitization Game Zhou Yan and Yao Shujia are neighbors who live across the hall from each other. Childhood friends, they never shared the same carefree innocence. It's as if they were born to be two opposite extremes. Zhou Yan is a genius, handsome, and top of his class. He's the pride of his teachers and parents, adored by everyone, shining so brightly. Yao Shujia, by contrast, is so ordinary: neither smart nor pretty. Standing beside Zhou Yan's dazzling light, she is like a dull, coarse grain of sand. Yao Shujia is willing to accept her mediocrity, but her parents aren't. Zhou Yan has seen every one of her bleak, humiliating moments When she holds up a test paper marked 80 and is made to kneel in the freezing snow, the delicate, pretty little boy stands before her, his amber eyes as lovely as glass, and asks innocently, "Yao Shujia, how can you be so stupid? You couldn't even get full marks on such an easy test." She has also secretly heard the proud boy tease her with his head held high, his tone lazy and carefree: "Yao Shujia gets yelled at and punished at home every day. She can't even do questions that simple. I can hear it all next door, and I'm sick of it. Sometimes I really want to move." From then on, everyone saw her as a slow learner with a stupid head throughout her school years, while no one ever knew how sensitive and fragile the girl really was. Yao Shujia hates her parents, and she hates Zhou Yan, too. She really does. She fights her way out, escaping her family and leaving behind Zhou Yan, the shadow that haunted her entire youth. They have no contact for many years, until work brings them together again. Zhou Yan is still the golden boy, successful in his career, mature and steady, with admirers constantly flocking around him. But he pays them no mind. Yao Shujia knows she's sick, and not just a little. With secret, dark intentions, she approaches Zhou Yan, only to discover that he doesn't reject her deliberate advances. And so they fall into flirtation, romance, and living together, as naturally as any couple in love. But then Zhou Yan proposes to her. "All I wanted was to desensitize myself and get better. You're the one who insisted on throwing yourself at me." After they marry, Zhou Yan's home gains a lady of the house. His wife is gentle and thoughtful, soft-spoken, and always looks at him with such focused attention. They live together, cook together, bathe together, sleep together, and share the most intimate moments. He loves the life they have together, and only then realizes his feelings can be this passionate. Just as he thinks they can spend the rest of their lives hand in hand, his wife asks for a divorce. No matter how humbly Zhou Yan begs, she refuses to turn back. Zhou Yan refuses to divorce her, even if it kills him. Then one day, he accidentally sees her chat history with her therapist... Zhou Yan goes completely berserk. He had everything and success from a young age. Proud and conceited, he had never once lowered his eyes to see the suffering of the woman who loved him. So her love had been disguised as hatred all along. "So the moon in the heavens is nothing special after all." An ordinary, unremarkable heroine who privately schemes to pluck a flower from the heights, taste it, then toss it aside × a once-great male lead who, after falling from his pedestal, would do anything to become her dog. Theme: A new era is far happier than a feudal ancient world you transmigrate into