Sheng Shi Huang Hou

“My name is Hua Chun.”

The first time she introduced herself to the emperor, she saw on his face the most beautiful smile in the world—unfortunately, it was also the only smile that stone‑faced man would ever show.

Hua Chun had once fallen for a handsome, domineering chancellor she saw in a TV drama, but after transmigrating she discovered the chancellor was actually a woman—and completely at odds with the emperor.

Now, this twenty‑something modern beauty finds herself inexplicably dressed as a man, standing beside the young emperor as a stern, upright minister who blocks assassins for him and suppresses rebellions in his name, even though he still seems determined to get her killed.

But as a top political‑law student and a proud successor of 21st‑century communism, Hua Chun refuses to believe she can be taken down so easily; soldiers will be stopped, floods will be contained, and she’s confident she can handle even the most rigid feudal emperor.