Su Yao, a strange woman who traveled to the Qin Dynasty, was originally an ordinary girl in the 21st century, but accidentally became the princess of the Qin Dynasty.
When she first entered the palace, she stood out in a craftsmanship competition and won the attention of everyone by using modern knowledge to improve the crossbow machine. After Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng heard about it, he summoned her to the palace to take the exam. Su Yao relied on her wisdom and deep understanding of the current situation of Da Qin to put forward many unique insights, which impressed Ying Zheng.
However, palace life was full of challenges. The concubines in the harem were jealous of her talent and united with the conservative officials in the court to create difficulties for her in every possible way. Facing the dilemma, Su Yao relied on wisdom and courage to skillfully resolve the crisis.
When Da Qin encountered internal and external troubles, Su Yao stepped forward. During the flood, she organized military and civilian relief efforts and used modern water conservancy knowledge to stabilize the disaster; when the Huns invaded, she served as a supervisor and fought side by side with General Meng Yi, using clever tactics to defeat the Huns.
In the process, Su Yao met a like-minded man and faced various challenges together. With her extraordinary wisdom and firm belief, she wrote a legendary story with ups and downs, leaving a strong mark in the long history of history.
Reader comments
The pace of this book is so fast. This writing style... Is a narrative, right?
There is no sense of immersion, just the feeling of simply watching a story. The heroine is married to Wang Jian, who is still the king of Chun Shen in the Chu Kingdom. [I don't like it at all, but the setting feels a bit subtle]
I keep mentioning that the heroine believes that she can overcome all difficulties with her wisdom and bravery.
I've only read about ten chapters, and I personally found it a bit boring.
Looking at the title of the table of contents, it can be seen that the plot ends around chapter 60, and the follow-up is an extra chapter in which the heroine returns to modern times?
The summary of the plot is actually pretty good. It can be expanded into hundreds of chapters.
The pace of this book is so fast. This writing style... Is a narrative, right? There is no sense of immersion, just the feeling of simply watching a story. The heroine is married to Wang Jian, who is still the king of Chun Shen in the Chu Kingdom. [I don't like it at all, but the setting feels a bit subtle] I keep mentioning that the heroine believes that she can overcome all difficulties with her wisdom and bravery. I've only read about ten chapters, and I personally found it a bit boring. Looking at the title of the table of contents, it can be seen that the plot ends around chapter 60, and the follow-up is an extra chapter in which the heroine returns to modern times? The summary of the plot is actually pretty good. It can be expanded into hundreds of chapters.