[Remorse + Chasing Husband Crematorium + Layoffs Cut to the Main Artery] Fifteen years ago, Chen Changan traveled through troubled times and rescued Ji Qinglan, the empress of the Jin Dynasty.
In the past fifteen years, he practiced virtuous governance at home and attacked the enemies of the country abroad, and finally turned Jin into a great country.
However, just when Chen Changan was attacking the Xiongnu from the north, he was preparing to permanently eliminate the future troubles on the northern border and seal the wolf in Xu.
However, the empress issued twelve imperial edicts to force him to return to the capital, and she even prepared to kill Chen Changan on trumped-up charges.
Only then did Chen Changan know that he had become a master of great achievements and had become a thorn in the side of the empress. All that was left of his past kindness was suspicion. In desperation, Chen Changan had no choice but to flee.
The empress originally thought that without the constraints of Chen Changan, a powerful minister, she would finally be able to show her talents.
Little did she know that Chen Changan was desperately trying to suppress the internal and external troubles in the Jin Kingdom. Only when the empress came to power in person did she discover...
Reader comments
Okay, I hope there will be no ink later. Those people in Jin will be destroyed if they can, and if they can't, don't drag it out for hundreds of chapters until the finale.
Okay, the characterization is very good, my blood pressure is already up
Brothers, it's very cool. Basically, there is no male protagonist except at the beginning. They are all about the female emperor and the decline of the Jin Dynasty. It's interesting to watch.
So far, it's not a blunt dialogue. There is a certain amount of economic analysis and explanation. The author has added his own understanding and is not a copycat. Overall, it is better than most novels in Tomato, and it is still worth recommending.
It's very interesting. I hope it will be updated soon. It's not too toxic and the writing is comfortable.
Trouble with the author, please keep updating! I think it is very well written, please continue to work hard. I really want to see the final fate of those guys.
I hope that when the Jin Kingdom is destroyed, the system will provide the protagonist with a physical recovery technique.
Compared with other empresses, she is still better. Being an empress requires at least some qualities. It's not always "He's a dog I raised, and he's nothing without me."
I have read so many books about empresses crossing rivers and burning bridges, and this one is the best one.
It's wonderful, but the author's strength is not good enough. I finished reading it in a while. Hurry up and code the words [make a face][make a face]
Come on, it's pretty good-looking. It would be nice if the male protagonist could appear and pretend to be B again.
Okay, I hope there will be no ink later. Those people in Jin will be destroyed if they can, and if they can't, don't drag it out for hundreds of chapters until the finale.
Okay, the characterization is very good, my blood pressure is already up
Brothers, it's very cool. Basically, there is no male protagonist except at the beginning. They are all about the female emperor and the decline of the Jin Dynasty. It's interesting to watch.
So far, it's not a blunt dialogue. There is a certain amount of economic analysis and explanation. The author has added his own understanding and is not a copycat. Overall, it is better than most novels in Tomato, and it is still worth recommending.
It's very interesting. I hope it will be updated soon. It's not too toxic and the writing is comfortable.
Trouble with the author, please keep updating! I think it is very well written, please continue to work hard. I really want to see the final fate of those guys.
I hope that when the Jin Kingdom is destroyed, the system will provide the protagonist with a physical recovery technique.
Compared with other empresses, she is still better. Being an empress requires at least some qualities. It's not always "He's a dog I raised, and he's nothing without me."
I have read so many books about empresses crossing rivers and burning bridges, and this one is the best one.
It's wonderful, but the author's strength is not good enough. I finished reading it in a while. Hurry up and code the words [make a face][make a face]
Come on, it's pretty good-looking. It would be nice if the male protagonist could appear and pretend to be B again.