Kill the Last Woman Who Transmigrated

This was the twelfth woman to transmigrate that Shen Qinyang had killed. Some were as beautiful as goddesses, while others had extraordinary skills. They vied to outshine one another before the emperor, hoping to use her, the empress, as a stepping-stone to supreme favor. She had heard all kinds of things from this group who called themselves transmigrators: transmigrating into a book, Systems, and more. A few especially bold ones even called her a vicious supporting character, the ultimate cannon fodder. Shen Qinyang found them noisy, so she gave the order to execute every last one. On a dull afternoon, Shen Qinyang turned her gaze to the thirteenth transmigrator. She was so quiet and reserved, so meek and deferential, so utterly without flaw. Just like a true woman of ancient times. But Shen Qinyang knew she was a transmigrator too. 1. A ruthless, decisive, cold empress who has been cast aside × a devoted, black-bellied prince 2. The core of the story isn't about women competing for a man, and things take a turn later on 3. HE The author's knowledge of history is shallow, and the story isn't set in any specific era. Please be lenient about historical accuracy. Coming soon: The Little Moon Tower at Dawn. Please add it to your favorites~~ Everyone in the village said the Xie family was cursed. All three branches had only daughters, and each had just one child before the family line ended. When Xie Zhao suddenly transmigrated here, she was delighted. She'd landed in ancient times, but as an only child! With the whole family doting on their one precious daughter, Xie Zhao could learn to read if she wanted, and study if she wanted. Whatever the boys in other families had, she wanted too. Xie Zhao: "I want a child husband, too." Her whole family: "What?!" Xie Zhao wasn't about to accept a marriage decided by her parents without ever meeting the groom. It wasn't for any particular reason. Someone you raise yourself is more trustworthy. -3- * Qi Rong's family had died when he was young, and he had no hope of getting an education. Then one day, the little girl he'd grown up playing with suddenly asked him: "Would you like to be my child husband?" Qi Rong nodded and entered the Xie household. He washed clothes, cooked, and cleaned, making sure Xie Zhao was comfortable. But he still wanted to study. When little Xie Zhao asked why, he said, "I want to study so I can take the imperial exams, and become an official. And I want to become an official... so you can live a good life." But Xie Zhao said, "I want to study, too." Little Qi Rong didn't understand. No matter how well a woman studied, she couldn't take the imperial exams or become an official. Why study, then? She said, "Then let's make women's schools about more than the imperial exams. They can be for the joy of learning, for learning to tell right from wrong, and for finding one's place in the world." There aren't any? Then we'll build them! She didn't just want to study herself. She wanted every woman in the world to study alongside her! 1. A shameless, clever heroine × a gentle, dignified, beautiful male lead 2. One-on-one romance, both leads are formidable 3. Family life in the early part; in the middle, the heroine builds a business while the male lead takes the imperial exams; later, both enter the court Theme: My fate is mine to decide, not Heaven's