If You Don't Draw Cards Ruthlessly, Your Household Won't Stay Standing

After staying up late playing ranked matches, Xie Qingyu wakes up as the seventh young miss of the Xie family in a general’s residence. The residence follows the hereditary rule that sons inherit from fathers and younger brothers from older brothers. Every Xie man has died on the battlefield, leaving only the elderly, women, and children. The emperor takes pity on them and issues an edict appointing seventh miss Xie Qingyu heir to the general’s residence and granting her the fifth-rank post of battalion commander to uphold the family’s name.

In a capital full of predators, it’s hard to survive while looking after a household of women and children.

Luckily, when Xie Qingyu transmigrated, she brought along a Honor of Kings System. She doesn’t understand politics? No problem. Ying Zheng is in front of her, and Liu Bang behind.

Her combat strength is low? No worries. One hero gives her a skill, then another hero gives her a skill, and her combat stats shoot through the roof.

She doesn’t know how to lead troops into battle? The Honor of Kings System has plenty of heroes skilled in warfare. She can pick any of them.

She doesn’t know how to do business? She can just bring out all kinds of modern products. Easy as pie!

There are plenty of schemes in the inner courts? No problem. Empress Wu Zetian can handle everything.

And so, timid, cautious Xie Qingyu somehow becomes the Zhao Kingdom’s great protector general, with a fortune rivaling the nation’s, while still being a woman.

P.S. This story is entirely fictional. Don’t take it as historical fact.