Quick transmigration, she doesn't love anyone!

Qi Guo, midnight.

Chen Yue is a balding screenwriter who is currently writing. She feels that she is doomed because she had to choose the era of the female emperor, which was a terrible historical period.

They even resisted imperial power. Given the Empress's ruthless methods, her male and female leads should have been executed before the first episode.

As is widely known, Empress Showa was the first female emperor in the history of the Republic of China.

She was a disciple of Empress Renlie of the Great Qi Dynasty and also Empress Renlie's daughter-in-law.

Speaking of Empress Renlie Yun Qiao, she was also an extraordinary woman. Not only was her medical skill renowned throughout history, but in the context of the time, she defied public opinion and served as the head of the Imperial Medical Academy as the empress. She carried out numerous reforms and recruited female doctors. Many outstanding women who emerged in history afterward have benefited from her kindness to some extent.

Empress Showa grew up by her side from a young age.

Empress Renlie had no children, and the crown prince at the time was adopted from the imperial clan.

When the empress came of age, she married the crown prince as a concubine. Later, her ambition grew, she plotted to seize power, murdered her husband, and suffered infamy for a thousand years.

Perhaps because of her wicked intentions, her relationship with Empress Renlie was not good later on. If it weren't for the archaeological discovery that there was a master-disciple relationship between the two of them, everyone would have thought that they were just an ordinary royal mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, since there is no record of it in historical materials.

Chen Yueyue got more and more sleepy as she looked at historical materials, so she said, "Why bother pursuing historical facts when writing romance novels? It's much better to create fictional worlds."

I woke up in a daze and found myself in an antique-style room.

I rubbed my eyes and looked around, only to find myself floating in the air. Oh, so it must have been a dream.

I tried desperately to shake myself awake.

It's hilarious, she's impossible to wake up, and yet she can't go anywhere.

After staring blankly for a while, I saw a girl of about thirteen or fourteen years old run in, rummage through drawers and cabinets for a while, and then run out again.

Chen Yue noticed that she could follow the little girl, so he floated behind her and whispered to herself.

Suddenly the little girl turned around, "Quiet!"

Her eyes were cold, completely different from before, which made Chen Yue's heart tremble and feel a moment of fear. But then he became self-righteous and said, "What's there to be afraid of? This is her dream, and the child in this dream is quite annoying."

But she still subconsciously obeyed and quieted down. One group of guards came and went outside searching, clearly indicating that the little girl had caused trouble.

After a long while, Chen Yue watched as she went out looking quite respectable. She pretended to ask the guards questions and readily came up with lies, leaving Chen Yue speechless.

However, it seems that she is of high status.

After dealing with the guards, the child strolled leisurely while asking Chen Yue, "What kind of ghost are you?"

Chen Yue: ? ? ?

That's rude! Who's the ghost here?!

Meeting the child's watchful gaze, Chen Yue looked at her and realized, oh dear, she was floating.

"I'm not a ghost, this is my dream, you're the little ghost."

The child glanced at her as if she were mentally challenged, ignored her, and continued walking forward. After a short while, Chen Yue looked at the plaque in front of her: Imperial Hospital.

Follow the child as they float inside.

"Master~" The brat's expression changed so quickly.

With a cry of "Master," a head popped out from the pile of medical books in the corner.

Chen Yue stared in surprise at the person who had suddenly appeared, and after a moment of stunned silence, he realized that this person looked somewhat like the Empress Renlie from the ancient books.

It turns out, she not only resembles her, she *is* her!

Chen Yue, who was listening in, suddenly realized something: the little brat was Empress Showa?!

The ruthless Showa Empress?

She looks like a cute and well-behaved little girl. Dreams are truly fantastical.

From then on, she followed the Empress closely. There was no other way; no one else could see or hear her except for her.

The Empress and Empress Renlie had a very good relationship.

The Empress was the illegitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's family.

The empress apprenticed under a doctor, but had no interest in medicine; instead, she was an expert in strategy.

Chen Yue discovered a secret: the Empress, at such a young age, was already using her own master, Empress Renlie.

For example, under the protection of Empress Renlie, she studied with the Crown Prince and accompanied him in his studies.

For example, when her family said she was about to come of age and needed to be taken back for a marriage proposal, Empress Renlie went to the main hall with her sword to confront them.

Each and every incident made Chen Yue feel uncomfortable.

Because the Empress is two-faced; she is obedient in front of her master, but behind his back, she is ruthless, even though she is only a teenager.

Chen Yue couldn't help but ask, "Aren't you afraid of upsetting your master?"

The Empress flipped through the military treatise in her hand, seemingly unconcerned, but suddenly raised an eyebrow and glanced at her.

"Didn't you say that I will be the Empress in the future, or do you want to change history?"

She has indeed been talking to the Empress a lot of random things lately, and since she can't wake up from this dream, Chen Yue can only talk to the Empress to pass the time.

Seeing that she was unmoved by reason, Chen Yue asked in confusion, "Why do you insist on arguing?"

Actually, it's fine for her this way. The Empress loves her, and the Crown Prince seems to like her quite a bit too, although it's related to her being two-faced and good at acting. In any case, her life won't be bad. Why make things difficult for herself at such a young age?

The Empress didn't reply, but suddenly muttered, "You really don't remember where my relationship with my master was discovered?"

Chen Yue was stunned. She wasn't an archaeologist, so why would she care about this? She only glanced at it while writing an article and knew that the two people were connected.

Now that I've seen her in my dream, I feel that the Empress is an extremely good person, and it's unlikely that she would end up having a falling out with the Empress, as historical records speculate.

"You'd be more concerned about how she'll die of anger when she finds out you're plotting to seize power!"

The Empress smiled but remained silent for a long time before saying:

"Is your place really as good as you say?"

Chen Yue paused, looking at the young girl whose eyes seemed to see through people's hearts, and then looked away for a moment.

The empress fell silent and continued studying her military strategy.

Chen Yue looked at the girl in front of him and was momentarily stunned. Apart from her somewhat flawed personality, she was indeed diligent and eager to learn, far superior to that prince.

Yes, she is better than the Crown Prince. It's not that he's not good enough or incapable of being the emperor; rather, she is better suited to be one.

So why can't she fight and grab? This world belongs to all the people, and the first emperor also came from among them.

There is no such thing as divinely granted imperial power; it is merely a human trick and a lie, Chen Yue knew.

Feeling somewhat dejected after a while, he muttered to himself, "I'm just complaining."

"Did you know? Our Qi Kingdom has a history of two thousand years, which is grand, long-standing, and magnificent."

When I was about your age, I loved going to museums, especially the Hall of Fame, to hear about the great achievements of our ancestors in building their careers and expanding their territories.

"After going there one day when I was older, I never wanted to go again."

The Empress ignored her, and Chen Yue, unconvinced, tried to gain some sympathy by continuing:

"That day I suddenly realized that the Hall of Fame is full of men, except for you. The evaluation is quite bad, after all, your rise to power was not honorable, although your achievements later were quite great."

“But it’s only you,” Chen Yue suddenly sighed. “This history is so grand, but it belongs only to them.”

This was Chen Yue's strongest feeling when he stood in the huge exhibition hall that day.

"The folk museum is exclusively for women, mainly featuring weddings and funerals. There's an exquisite sedan chair, supposedly a bridal sedan chair. People have to sit inside first, and then the craftsmen seal it up. It can't be opened from the inside and can only be dismantled after the ceremony is completed. It's very ornate, like a... birdcage?"

What else? There are a few small shoes, pointed and ugly.

It's ugly, extremely ugly.

Chen Yue felt that the Empress was heartless, did not listen to her at all, and only had eyes for her books. She spent her days either practicing swordsmanship or serving as the Crown Prince's study companion.

The Empress has no cage.

"Yes, you don't even have a cage," Chen Yue mocked, but received no reply.

Chen Yue nudged her unwillingly, and seeing her impatience, said irritably:

"The Empress is a good person. If you anger her, no one will be truly kind to you."

We should still remind her, since historically it seems their relationship was destined to be irreconcilable, otherwise there wouldn't be no mention of her as an empress in historical records about the empress.

The Empress finally raised her eyes, her expression dangerous, and said, "If you bother me again, I'll have a Taoist priest exorcise you."

Chen Yue felt a little embarrassed. In her dream, she was always bullied by this little brat. It was really unfair. She didn't want to talk to her.

It was boring. The Empress could see her, but only to ask her about the future; she had no desire to chat with her much more.

Chen Yue longed to wake up from this dream, but unfortunately, she could only observe the Empress from the perspective of an outsider every day.

Then she probably discovered a secret that the Queen might know.

She knew what the Empress was doing, but tacitly never stopped or interfered. In fact, it seemed that the Empress was the one who helped the Empress remove the cage.

Chen Yue became curious about the Empress. She was also very career-oriented, immersing herself in medical books every day and trying to promote the Imperial Medical Academy's prescriptions to the common people.

They have absolutely no awareness of intellectual property rights!

Well, she is the empress, and she developed the formula herself. It's her business if she's willing to publicly benefit the people.

Putting aside other things, the disciples who came out of the Imperial Medical Academy came one after another, and the Empress had a lot of students all over the world. No wonder she was able to leave her name in history.

Chen Yue floated to the side, watching the Empress and the future Empress bustling about, feeling annoyed. If she didn't wake up soon, she wouldn't be able to finish writing the script.

Finally, under the immense force of gravity, she suddenly awoke.

She was in a daze for a while, wondering how she could have woken up so suddenly. She had no idea what happened afterward.

For example, why did the Empress want to erase her relationship with the Empress?

Yes, Chen Yue believed that it was the Empress who erased it. After observing for so long, how could she not know her?

I shook my head, still feeling a bit unsatisfied. It was just a dream; I shouldn't take it seriously.

I looked down at the script I had written, and nothing about it looked right.

Why talk about love? And incidentally, she's also rebelling against the violent empress. The empress is actually a pretty good girl.

I hardened my heart and deleted it with one click.

After a moment of hesitation and reflection, I typed the title again...

(End of the article)