"Dragon Rules the World: The Empress's Water Dynasty"
[Introduction] At the end of the Shui Dynasty, the powerful minister Qing Dengfeng enthroned Shui Wenji, the princess of the dragon tribe, to the throne of God and regarded her as a puppet. Little did he know that this empress named after Wen had hidden turbulent waves in her palms.
"The best is like water. Water benefits all things without dispute." Shui Wenji wrote as a blade and used poetry as a code. Under the protection of her husband, the best, she set off a silent revolution in the court. Qing Dengfeng governed the country with an iron fist, but she used softness to overcome strength; he put down rebellions, and she won the hearts of the people.
In this imaginary dynasty where men and women have equal power, she uses the flexibility of water to control the rapids of the court: while co-ruling the country with powerful ministers, she secretly makes plans; she is not only the puppet empress supported by Qing Dengfeng, but also the sage monarch praised by the people.
The two talismans are in harmony with each other, and the emperor and the empress are of the same mind. See how Shui Wenji uses pen and ink instead of swords, and goes upstream in the last years of the dynasty to write a legend of an empress that moistens all things!
(The heroine is not stupid and sweet + the game between two strong men + the Machiavellian couple + the fictitious dynasty)
