Li Xuan transmigrates into the body of a laid-off courier in Great Zhou and discovers that the empire is beset by troubles at home and abroad, while he himself has a rebellion System.
He immediately decides to start an uprising in secret.
But just as Li Xuan thinks he’s the protagonist, the newly enthroned Empress Wu Zhao awakens a simulator that lets her simulate the lives of her ministers!
She simulates her brother Zhu Di and discovers that he plans to launch the Jingnan Campaign and seize the throne.
She simulates her chancellor and adoptive father, Lü Buwei, and discovers that he wants to reduce her to a figurehead and hold all power in the empire.
She simulates Grand Commandant Dong Zhuo and discovers that he intends to wreak havoc in the inner palace and proclaim himself emperor.
There’s He Shen, who colludes with the Jurchen; Qin Hui, who conspires with the Jin; Wang Mang, who declares himself a sage; and even Empress Dowager Mi Yue, who has ties to the White Lotus Society.
Wu Zhao is on the verge of collapse. She’s only just ascended the throne, and already everyone is a treacherous minister?
Fortunately, in every simulation, Prince of the North Li Xuan is there to save the empire from collapse.
And just as Wu Zhao begins to think Li Xuan is the only person she can rely on...
She chooses to simulate Li Xuan.
“Your Majesty, surely you don’t want Great Zhou to fall!”
Wu Zhao is stunned.
Yes, it tells the story of the protagonist's super strength and outlines the heroine's difficulties.
It's okay, but the number of words is not enough.