Everyone thought Li Wuyang was a debauched and immoral ruler.
After ascending the throne, she did no useful work. What she loved most was snatching other people's husbands.
Other people's things were always the best, and men she stole were the cream of the crop.
Other people's fiances, stolen.
Other people's still-charming fathers, stolen.
Her mother's attendants who had not been buried alive with her, stolen.
The men her sisters fancied, and those engaged to her sisters, stolen too.
Husbands, male attendants, young stepfathers, famous courtesans who had stayed chaste for their one true love, men who had transmigrated.
She stole every last one of them.
After transmigrating, Li Wuyang opened her eyes to find herself a sickly woman who gasped just from walking and had only a few days left to live.
As she lay at death's door, a voice suddenly appeared in her mind.
[Ding, Congratulations, Host. The "System of Taking by Force" you are bound to has been activated. Every time you use "taking by force" on someone else, you can extend your lifespan by a certain amount, depending on how melodramatic the situation is.]
Li Wuyang: "...I won't..."
[What's more important, your dignity or your life?]
Li Wuyang hesitated. "My dignity... I definitely don't need that!"
From then on, Li Wuyang was forced to take the shameless path in order to stay alive.
As she walked that path, she began to realize that it was kind of...
Thrilling.
The female lead is a good person. She respects everyone. The common people have some misunderstandings about her, and the System is forcing her to do all this. She doesn't really want to; she's just an honest person, so don't blame her. She's already had a miserable life.
The male leads are all C. Don't ask what C means; in the end, it just means the author gets to decide.
Everyone except the female lead eventually agrees of their own accord, albeit reluctantly.
A wild, melodramatic, unhinged novel where anything goes.
Theme: She swallowed the clouds of Yunmeng as though they were a mustard seed, yet never believed she could level Mount Jun.
