The Shadow Guard Who Ascended the Throne

The heroine's plot to seize power and establish a reform dynasty is quite career-oriented. In the end, the succession is also based on merit. There are several places that are a bit sloppy. For example, Mei Yu, the national master, is behind the scenes but her purpose is not specified, and there is no role in the follow-up. Dai Ning's intelligence agency just reminds the heroine that she is not simple and will not be useful in the follow-up. Maybe because the heroine's perspective is focused on fighting monsters, some plots are passed directly after being played? The story lines of the female supporting characters Cen Si, Dai Ning, Dai Huang, and Zheng Dun are relatively complete, and the rest are more like tool characters (the story lines are very simple), such as General Xue, Du Zhen, and the remaining Dai family members. But there are also male supporting roles, especially the story line of Mingyue, which is quite interesting. I don't understand why it is set to be an adopted man, and it is set to be a woman. In addition to having no way to change her appearance in the end, she will most likely have to die generously, which has no impact on the advancement of the main plot. The other male supporting actors are basically just talking, and Du Wan has a few scenes of looking at the moon. After the heroine made the arrangements for her death, she actually chose four men to stay in front of the bed as a final farewell. It seems that the heroine has no feelings for these pendants, which is quite strange. I thought she would say goodbye to Dai Ning/General Xue/Du Gong and others alone.