Shen Luoluo, the daughter of the northwest general, married into the palace and became the most unconventional queen in Daqi. In order to prevent Emperor Zhou Xingyi from plotting against his military power with his ministers, she gathered all the dirt on the officials in the court in advance and rushed into the morning court with milk-flavored melon seeds.
She sat confidently on the dragon chair, and the sound of eating melon seeds made the ministers blush. Faced with the accusation of "Chicken Si Chen", she threw out her account book and scolded the corrupt officials to their knees. She even scolded the ministers of the Ministry of Revenue and the Ministry of War in a clear-headed manner.
After the dynasty was over, she held the account book and threatened the emperor to eat roasted leg of lamb with her. She chased the emperor in the imperial garden. This early court farce that began with "preventing calculations" concealed the Queen's sharp wit and the cold-faced Emperor's quietly relaxed thoughts - it turned out that such noisy days outside the court were much more interesting than the lonely emperor's career.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
