Dressed as a Beggar of the Ming Dynasty: Jin Yiwei's Pet

[1V1 redemption + woman disguised as a man + court intrigue + fate reversal + secret love] (Salted Fish Survival Clever Time Travel Girl vs. Cold-faced Paranoid Commander Jin Yiwei) Also known as "After turning into cannon fodder for a wild historian, I redeemed the cold-faced commander" A modern girl, Cen Yang, accidentally traveled to the Ming Dynasty and became a beggar in the snow. However, she was picked up by Zhou Luo, the cold-faced commander of the Jinyi Guards. In order to survive, she disguised herself as a man and resolved the crisis with her cleverness. On the surface, Zhou Luo is as ruthless as the "Living King of Hell", but in fact he hides the hidden pain of his life, and the appearance of Cen Yang becomes a ray of warmth in his gloomy life. However, the deep palace intrigues are approaching like a noose. Cen Yang accidentally got involved in a party dispute between the cabinet and Jin Yiwei, and was rescued by Yong Wang Zhu Yuxiu. Zhu Yuxiu was unruly and unruly, but he devoted his tenderness to her, and even went so far as to fight against the Queen Mother for her and bloodbath the palace. In order to protect her, Zhou Luo secretly raised private soldiers, but was imprisoned for treason. On one side is the forbearing and affectionate Jin Yiwei, on the other side is the sincere and passionate King Yong. Cen Yang struggles between freedom and friendship, and between the mystery of time travel and historical destiny, he unveils a shocking conspiracy to subvert the dynasty... When unofficial history becomes a sharp blade and her heart becomes a pawn, can she rewrite the history books and save the one she loves? A conspiracy and love robbery that spanned time and space was quietly staged in the turbulent Ming Dynasty. When the sharp edges of history books turn into heart-piercing arrows, and the secrets of unofficial history become life-threatening charms, she tears open the cracks in time and space and stirs up the storm with modern wisdom—— "Who says women can't be in charge?"