The Country Is the Game: Zhu Yanmou

In the Dasheng Dynasty, imperial power was in conflict and undercurrents were surging. Shen Qingxuan, the legitimate daughter of the Minister of Civil Affairs, hides her astonishing talents and pretends to be a gentle lady, but is actually the "female Zhuge" behind her father's plans. The seventh prince, Xiao Jingheng, comes from a meager mother's family and is tolerant and low-key, but he has great talents and great plans and aspires to the supreme position. A turmoil in Qionglin allowed the thoughtful prince and the woman who had hidden their clumsiness for a long time to see the edge behind each other's masks. From mutual testing to the alliance of interests, the two clever and resourceful people work together to overcome the stormy waters of water transportation, imperial examinations, and border customs. They also have a difficult balance between the growing feelings and the cold reality. However, the road to imperial power is paved with bones. When the ultimate storm comes, the hegemony of the country and the love between the children are placed on opposite sides of the balance. He was an emperor destined to be aloof, and she was the brightest and most painful piece in his chess game. In this game with the world at its core, the battle of wits is exciting, and the entanglement of love and hate is heart-wrenching. See how Zhu Yan plans to rule the world, but in the end she cannot escape the shackles of fate and imperial power. (This article is dedicated to all readers who love intellectual confrontation and classical BE aesthetics.)