The High Minister Is Outrageously Rebellious [Book Transmigration]

Xie Lishi transmigrated into a political intrigue novel as a disposable side character. The new emperor's accession was imminent, and the old emperor, who had yet to die, had tied her to the new emperor's faction. On the new emperor's third day on the throne, she would become the first person sacrificed to his blade, joining the poor man who had only been emperor for three days in the afterlife. The new emperor had an intensely beautiful face, cold as a rose veiled in frost and snow. One glance was enough to make Xie Lishi abandon her plan to switch sides and devote herself to being the most useful blade at his disposal. But as time passed, she couldn't help developing some treasonous thoughts. Xie Lishi: Your Majesty, I humbly ask for a reward. Chu Chenxu: Speak. Xie Lishi: I want you, Your Majesty. Here are two upcoming stories. If you're interested, please add them to your favorites: The Demon Lord Is a God Blurb: [Eastern Fantasy] In the Nine Provinces and Three Realms, gods and demons are sworn enemies. The gods think demons are devious and deceitful, while demons think gods are hypocritical and vile. Golden eyes and blood-red eyes are natural enemies. Shang Suiyi, one of the three great Demon Lords, and Li Jueqing, another Demon Lord, can't stand the sight of each other. That is, until Shang Suiyi sees Li Jueqing dozing under the lamplight, her eyes a pale gold, as if tinted by the dawn. Her heart suddenly races. Perhaps she should keep this secret and use it to force her to stay in the demon realm forever. You Said We Were Getting a Divorce Blurb: [Historical GL, Married First, Love Later] On the first day after transmigrating, Chu Li is already riding in a bridal sedan. The wedding procession stretches for ten li, but before it even reaches its destination, it spends a long time facing off against the groom's procession. The two countries have been at war for years, and this marriage is meant to symbolize their peace treaty. On their wedding night, the wife she has never met refuses to lift her veil or drink the wedding wine. Instead, she writes out a divorce agreement, promising firmly that she'll let Chu Li leave once the time is right. Chu Li smiles silently. That suits her just fine. But can someone explain why, year after year, the time still isn't right? Theme: Keep moving forward in adversity. Stand still, and you'll fall behind.