One day, she wakes up as the daughter of the Chancellor, only to become a pawn in a deadly political struggle. Made empress, she must tread carefully at every turn. When neighboring states provoke the court with their tributes, she steals the show, catching the attention of a cold, scheming man and the jealous malice of the imperial harem. The cruel tyrant watches her struggle on the brink of death but does nothing to save her. Her fingernails are torn out, and her fingers sewn together, yet she grits her teeth and endures it all, only so she can escape the palace and see the light of day again.
She lowers herself, plots every step, and endures what no one else could. At last, she leaves the palace and sheds her mediocrity, captivating the world with her peerless beauty and drawing countless eyes with the majesty of a phoenix. Whoever wins the phoenix wins the realm. The realm is thrown into chaos because of her, and in the end, it bows beneath her feet…
It's quite good. The heroine's modern time travel is not omnipotent. The heroine hides her appearance and turns into an ugly girl to become a queen. She is later killed and is rescued by the hero. In the end, the heroine travels to other countries. She meets the princes of other kings and their business acumen. They all like her. In the end, the heroine is still with the hero. In the end, the poor male protagonist does not get the love of the heroine. In the end, he chooses to be alone for the heroine and does not accept the beauties in the harem.
It's pretty, I like it very much
This book is super nice