The Love of Prostitutes During the War of the Late Ming Dynasty

In the seventeenth year of Chongzhen's reign in the Ming Dynasty, the country was shattered. Princess Zhu Ainao of Changping and her consort Zhou Shixian both died for their country on the day the city was destroyed, and the palace was stained with blood. When she opened her eyes again, she was reborn in the first year of Chongzhen. She was still the nine-year-old princess who was ignorant of the world. The heart-piercing pain of national subjugation in her previous life had not yet subsided, and a cold mechanical voice sounded in her head: The Gongdou system was successfully bound. Detecting the strong obsession with destroying the host country and destroying the family, the ultimate mission is announced: change fate against the will of heaven and save the Ming Dynasty. Punishment for mission failure: soul-crushing. From then on, the world in Zhu Yurao's eyes turned into a huge strategy game interface. The emperor's trust is the "emperor's favorability", the support of the courtiers is the "power and reputation value", and the hearts of the harem are the "network of interpersonal relationships". The system breaks down complex political struggles into quantifiable tasks: Time-limited task: Expose the conspiracy of Wei Zhongxian's remaining party. She is no longer a resentful soul in the palace passively waiting for fate to show mercy, but has become the calmest "player". Revitalize the Ming Dynasty using memories of past lives This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.