However, the two of them had a deep emotional foundation, and the female protagonist generally agreed with the new policy. So, after a private discussion, the female protagonist decided to grant the male protagonist a fief in a distant land, allowing him to independently manage a region and implent the new policy of gender equality as a pilot area.
The male protagonist gladly agreed, thus leaving the female protagonist and taking a group of loyal followers to a distant provincial capital to implent the new policy, quickly achieving significant success.
But the reforms from top to bottom would incur bloodshed and harm the vested interests.
The male protagonist’s actions undoubtedly made the many female high officials in the court feel threatened. To protect their interests and their long-standing disdain for n, they had no choice but to obstruct the new policy and use various ans to sow discord between the male and female protagonists.
Even the deepest feelings could not withstand the distance, as both were busy with their own matters, allowing gaps to form.
At this ti, the second and third male leads took advantage of the situation, gradually filling the emotional void that the female protagonist had for the first male lead.
Because the second male lead was gentle and considerate, ticulous in care, and the third male lead was mature and capable, deeply passionate, both gave the female protagonist feelings different from those of the first male lead.
As ti passed, the first male lead had already succeeded in implenting the new policy in one region. However, he was not satisfied and wanted to promote it nationwide, suggesting a monogamous system, with the female protagonist, as the emperor, taking the lead.
In other words, he wanted the female protagonist to disband the harem...
But the first male lead did not demand that the female protagonist remain solely devoted, only to abolish the title of the harem. There could be substance but not title.
But one doesn’t feel pain until the knife falls upon oneself!
Revolutionizing one’s own fate?
The female protagonist felt troubled and repeatedly delayed the matter. Most importantly, although the male protagonist’s reforms were successful, they also led to so negative consequences and backlash from vested interests, causing political chaos and significant grievances in that provincial capital.
At the sa ti, this also validated the female protagonist’s thoughts. In this ancient otherworld where production capacity hadn’t yet improved, the ti was far from ripe to implent gender equality.
Ultimately, the female protagonist decided to bring the first male lead back to her side. However, after being apart for so long, their feelings inevitably grew distant, and with the male lead’s departure, the political asures in that provincial capital also ca to a halt, with people extinct and politics idle.
Faced with setbacks in both ideals and love, under the dual blow, the first male lead secretly took poison.
The poison would take effect within an hour. In his final monts, the first male lead still chatted and laughed with the female protagonist in the garden, drinking and talking casually, until he vomited blood, collapsing in the female protagonist’s arms, smiling with blood at the corner of his mouth and softly saying:
[Willing to be the southwest wind, long to rest in your embrace. My dear love, if you ever see the spring wind in February caressing the willows, with thousands of green silk threads drooping, that will be visiting Your Majesty.]
"!"
It was then that the female protagonist and the readers suddenly realized...
[Did you take poison?]
"How could you let the male lead take poison? This is clearly feeding us poison!"
It wasn’t feeding poison, it was simply Li Peifeng, this dog of an author, single-mindedly delivering a knife that leaves one heartbroken and with a liver cut to pieces.
Alas, the first male lead died, utterly dead.
The female protagonist was grief-stricken, and at the sa ti understood her true feelings, realizing that she only ever loved the first male lead. The second and third male leads were rely passing clouds.
Thus, the female protagonist disbanded the harem, devoted herself to governing wisely, and worked tirelessly to fulfill the male lead’s last wishes, successfully implenting the new policy nationwide and expanding the territory.
Eventually, on a certain day twenty years later, the female protagonist achieved her goal, only to once again traverse in her sleep, returning to the real world, encountering a man on a walk with friends who looked exactly like the first male lead.
Spring breeze, drizzle, riverbank, willows.
Astonished and delighted, the two simultaneously asked:
"Who are you?"
After a dream of Nanke, everything returns to the beginning, from asking your na.
Thus, on December 7, 2121, Daxue, "Female Supremacy" concludes.
Leaving one feeling unsatisfied, unable to help but...
"I want to knife a breeze or two!!"
The comnt section under "Female Supremacy" exploded, and the book lovers’ group was even more vocal, filled with grievances and wails.
(Administrator) Chatty Lolita: "How can this be? How can it be written like this?!! Turns out the first male lead was also a traveler, but for love, he kept his identity a secret, fully supporting the female protagonist, right?"
Young Master Li’s Body Fans: "Is that even a question? Clearly, with so many hints earlier, it subtly indicated that the first male lead was also a traveler."
Bald Girl from the Stars: "Li Xinnan... my southwest wind, Li Peifeng, you are not human!! What kind of ending is this?"
Little Fairy Watching Beasts: "Just this? Back to reality again, and then what?"
Nightmare of Nine Billion Boys: "My second male lead, my third male lead, wuwuwu... why wasn’t it a perfect ending? Wouldn’t it be nice to be together?"
The Runaway Empress Jiang Yanfu: "It’s okay, I sowhat anticipated this ending, after all the splendor is gone, one only gains one heart in the end."
Li Peifeng roughly glanced at it, and although many readers complained about the ending of "Female Supremacy", overall it was still accepted, as evidenced by the snow-like rewards on the day of completion.
If they were truly dissatisfied, readers wouldn’t pay for it.
And last month’s, specifically November’s, manuscript fees had already been tallied.
Over 635,000, and adding December’s fees would surely break a million, plus Xu Manning’s 100,000 filming fee, and Trinity Studio’s profit-sharing...
"By the end of this year, I expect to save at least five million in savings,!"
Li Peifeng was satisfied, even starting to ponder where to buy a house in the Capital.
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