Your Majesty, I’m Not Into Men!

After transmigrating into a chaotic age, Song Qing has no choice but to disguise herself as a man. A tyrannical officer forcibly conscripts her, and she ends up as a miserable army cook.

Just as the enemy surrounds the city, her commanding officer abandons it and flees, leaving the whole city in despair.

With death seeming inevitable, Song Qing delivers an impassioned speech (or a load of nonsense). To her surprise, the lord of the realm, surrounded by elite troops and thousands of followers beneath the city walls, takes an exceptional interest in her.

Everyone says she's hit the jackpot.

Song Qing is the only one hoping her luck lasts a little longer.

Before long, she becomes one of the lord's most trusted favorites. She rises from a turbulent age to become a pillar of the dynasty, then asks to retire.

In the grand hall, beneath the emperor's crown strung with twelve rows of beads, the Son of Heaven speaks in an inscrutable tone: "All under Heaven belongs to the throne. Song Qing, your rise and fall, your very life and death, are all in my hands."

"You should know how to please me."

After a long silence, Song Qing replies, "Your Majesty, I am not into men."

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Theme: Growing up