Farming in Disguise as a Man, Yet the Sky Screen Insists I'm the Chancellor

After transmigrating into the body of a grassroots Han official disguised as a man, Song Weiming follows the principle of “keep your head down and grow crops.” All she wants is to coast her way to retirement in a poor county. Then one day, while teaching people in the fields how to stir cow dung, a gigantic sky screen appears overhead. It not only reveals her silage feed but also spoils that she will one day become “the greatest chancellor in the history of the Han Empire.” Song Weiming is dumbfounded when the Han dynasty’s top-tier star lineup comes flocking to see the sky screen. The Imperial Guards seal off the city, and the unruly general Huo Qubing physically gets the better of her and carries her back to Chang’an. At Weiyang Palace, she frantically parries questions with the evasive rhetoric of a modern government bureaucrat, hoping to keep her head. But the more she tries to bluff her way out, the more Emperor Wu of Han believes she is a profound and mysterious figure. When she casually draws up a grand plan and puts it into practice with modern agricultural techniques, grain production in Guanzhong really does double! The tyrant turns into her devoted fan: “My Han dynasty’s greatest treasure! Anyone who dares impeach her, drag them out and execute them!” As she rockets from a low-ranking official to Han chancellor, Song Weiming can no longer hide that she is a woman, and trembles with fear. The young divine general behind her wraps an arm around her waist, grinning wickedly. “Now that the whole world knows you’re mine, won’t you surrender obediently?”