The Bad Girl's Quick Transmigration System: Traveling Back and Forth

Based on the Lin family's situation, I went to the palace to report to Empress Liu Qian on the Lin family's succession plan. I also proposed the system of female headship and family inheritance. Liu Qian, being my sister, naturally responded enthusiastically. This was immediately discussed at the morning court. Contemplating this system, the ministers were struck by its immense benefits for female rule and its significance for the succession of female emperors. A silence fell over the court. After a brief pause, the entire courtroom, including civil and military officials, began to whisper and discuss the matter.

However, it wasn't long before a minister came forward to express his approval, arguing that this system was in line with the times, demonstrating the Zhou Dynasty's respect and emphasis on the status of women while also laying a solid foundation for the country's long-term stability. Following this minister's statement, more and more people began to echo his support for the implementation of this system.

Finally, after intense discussion and weighing the pros and cons, the Great Zhou Dynasty officially established two important systems during the morning court session: the "Great Zhou Dynasty's System of Marrying Sons-in-Law" and the "Great Zhou Dynasty's System of Female Household Heads." These two systems, like two shining pearls, illuminated the path of the Great Zhou Dynasty's future development and brought unprecedented opportunities and power to women.

1. Patriarchal System

1. Women have the same rights as men and can serve as heads of households and manage family affairs.

2. The selection of the head of the family should be based on personal ability and the wishes of family members, and no longer be restricted by gender.

2. The system of marrying into the family

1. Women have the right to marry into the family, and men should respect the traditions and rules of the woman’s family.

2. A husband who marries into his wife's family should assume corresponding family responsibilities and jointly maintain family harmony and stability.

3. Marriage System

1. Women have the right to divorce their husbands. If the relationship between the couple breaks down or the husband is at fault, the woman can file for divorce directly, kick her husband out of the house, and leave with nothing.

2. Women have the right to have multiple husbands, but they should abide by laws and moral norms and not abuse their rights.

3. Children should take their mother’s surname to carry on the bloodline and honor of the woman’s family.

IV. Education and Career

1. Encourage women to receive education, improve their quality and ability, and prepare themselves to become heads of households and participate in social affairs.

2. Women enjoy equal career opportunities and must not be discriminated against based on gender. Women have the right to hold official positions, including generals and marshals, and high-ranking officials such as prime minister and above. They can be granted the title of king, rather than princess. The title of king means that female royals can marry into the family and inherit the throne.

V. Legal Protection

1. Formulate relevant laws and regulations to protect the rights and status of women and ensure the implementation of the system.

2. Establish specialized agencies to address the problems and disputes faced by women in their families and society.

6. Social publicity

1. Strengthen the publicity of women’s management system and enhance society’s awareness and respect for women’s rights.

2. Set up female role models and encourage more women to actively participate in family and social affairs.

Through the implementation of these management systems, the Great Zhou Dynasty would grant female emperors greater power. First, female emperors would have the same decision-making power as male emperors and would be able to play a significant role in state affairs. They could participate in political discussions, formulate policies, and make decisions on important matters.

Second, female emperors would gain greater economic power. They could manage national finances, possess independent property and income, and independently control these resources. This would help them promote economic development and implement policies that benefit the people.

In addition, female emperors will have more cultural and educational power. They can promote cultural exchanges, promote the development of art and literature, provide more educational opportunities for women, and cultivate more female talents.

Finally, female emperors will have greater influence in social affairs. They can focus on social issues, promote social reforms, improve the social status of women, and promote social fairness and justice.

These newly added powers will provide female emperors with a broader space for development, enabling them to better fulfill their ruling duties and bring benefits to the country and the people. At the same time, it will further consolidate and continue female rule and make greater contributions to the prosperity and development of the Great Zhou Dynasty.