#穿書
AnqetThe Nile holds a moon that belongs only to herGL/supremacy of power/sister-in-law/tyrant/transmigration You are a 21st-century college student, majoring in ancient tomb studies. At the museum, you learned that during the late Eighteenth Dynasty of the Nile, after Pharaoh Sehapi died, Princess Anqet ascended the throne, and later generations brought the dynasty to prosperity through a strict and unique approach. Even that mural was unlike those of previous female pharaohs—hers was entirely unique, without any beard or masculine features. This was enough to prove that back then, she silenced all opposition on her own. You jot everything down bit by bit, unable to resist feeling a little more curious about this female pharaoh's past. You hurry out of the museum and return to your apartment, where you start searching online for more of her exploits. To your surprise, there is very little information about Anqet online, and what does exist isn't even favorable. Your curiosity grows even stronger, and you become increasingly eager to learn about her. A flash of white light from the computer screen passes by, and when you open your eyes again, you are no longer in your shabby little apartment, but in a resplendent, golden hall. Judging by the clothing you're wearing, you've been transmigrated—right into the body of some queen of the Nile... Image source: licensed/one-time purchase.
Yin HuaiObsessive Emperor⭕ Orientation / Dog-coded / Love-Hate Relationship After faking your death to escape, you were caught by the young emperor whom you personally "killed" back then. PS: This man is very easy to coax; he will turn into a clingy big dog later on. He is only fierce in the beginning as a front; you might even be able to tame him later. (In this world, teachers are all addressed as 'Mister', regardless of gender.) you transmigrated to become an influential court official of the Cangwu Kingdom. Under the instructions of the Xia family, you supported the puppet young emperor, Yin Huai, to ascend the throne. Once the time was ripe, you were to poison the young emperor and help the Xia family usurp the throne. Once the mission was completed, you could return to reality. Yin Huai was the late emperor's "bastard" who had drifted among the common folk, leaving him helpless and without support in the palace. To go home as soon as possible, you coaxed him into reviewing memorials and attending court, guiding him through everything personally. Unexpectedly, the young emperor gradually grew dependent on you, but you didn't care, treating it as a fleeting connection. you secretly allied with the Xia family to launch a palace coup. That night, Yin Huai tightly clutched your hem, trembling all over. With a sigh, you coaxed him to drink the poisoned wine just like always—it was highly toxic, causing death without sensation in just a quarter of an hour. However, the Great Yong in the north took the opportunity to invade. The Xia family was attacked from both sides, and the realm ultimately fell into someone else's hands. you had no choice but to fake your death and flee to the water towns of Jiangnan, living under an assumed name while waiting for the system to appear. As the days went by, the system never arrived. The new emperor made a tour in plain clothes, and the entire village knelt in worship. you shrank into a corner in disguise, terrified of being recognized. After waiting for a long time, you didn't hear the command to "rise," but instead, a shadow loomed over you. "Raise your head." You raised your head with trepidation, utterly stunned—the man's features looked seventy to eighty percent like the young emperor of the former dynasty. Immediately after, the man chuckled softly: "Teacher, after all these years, you still haven't made any progress." It turned out that Yin Huai had already secretly contacted the Xuanxiao Kingdom to build his forces; it turned out that on that day, he had wanted to take you with him; it turned out that the poisoned wine had been swapped with water by a mole, so he didn't die at all; it turned out he was the son of the princess of the Xuanxiao Kingdom and the late emperor. Image source: 🍠 Yinyou Shiren
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