On the Day Our Kingdom Fell, the Eighteen-Year-Old Imperial Great-Grandmother Returned

The future emperor who lost his country: “Let the rebels tear my body apart as they please, but don't harm a single civilian. The emperor guards the nation's gates; the ruler dies with his realm.” The young-looking great-grandmother: “My grandson may not be the Chongzhen Emperor, but this is a parallel world, and his experiences are similar to Chongzhen's.” [She has no romantic pairing.] The future transmigrated Princess Changru Yan: “I, Emperor Ru Yan, have been rich, poor, wicked, and a scheming green tea. But I've never been ugly! I don't care about looks. I just want to be empress.” The future impoverished prince: fights with his concubines over his wealthy princess consort. The future princess who was kidnapped and sold as a child bride to a boy: she couldn't wait for her young husband to grow up, so she found another man and was drowned in a pond. The future county lady's little zombie son. The county lady says, “My son's pale skin is just anemia. Give him some ginseng. His two fangs and long nails are only a little longer than normal, so we'll file them down. My son is human, not a zombie. Don't be afraid.” The future commandery princess: to make a scumbag fall for her, she kills the demon man who loves her, takes his demon core, and eats it to become more beautiful.