Chen Cheng fought for her life in the apocalypse, only to die anyway. When she wakes, she finds herself alive again in the body of the Emperor of the Yang Dynasty.
Breathing fresh air, Chen Cheng cries with joy: I'm alive!
But less than a day later, she learns that not only has she ended up inside a palace romance novel, she's also a cannon-fodder character who will be poisoned to death, with her entire paternal family implicated and punished as well.
Who understands this? How can a palace consort fall in love with a princess in a place like the imperial palace? Does that make any sense!
Still, at least she's alive, and none of it has happened yet. Chen Cheng reminds herself that even a palace romance novel has its advantages. At least she doesn't have to get caught up in political machinations. She can lie flat and rule as emperor in peace.
Theme: Ruling through noninterference
"Except when you are newly married, Your Majesty is very..." This is a big bug for the author~ Are men clean?
Didn't the heroine come from the apocalypse? Do you feel that there is no difference between him and the women in the female world? I can't tell at all that he is a time-traveling woman and a complete scumbag.