Lin Yanqing, a top strategy game designer, accidentally traveled to an ancient dynasty that was very similar to the background of the game she designed - Dasheng. When he opened his eyes, he was in the wilderness, penniless, and his only "system" was a weird bracelet that couldn't be removed.
In order to survive, she had to disguise herself as a man. With her full data analysis and macro layout skills, she sneaked into the mansion of Xiao Yu, the God of War, and became a small accounting clerk.
She thought she was just surviving temporarily, but she suffered from an occupational disease. She couldn't help but start to "optimize" the palace's backward management model, and even used game thinking to integrate scattered information into a shocking map. What's even more frightening is that the seemingly cold and majestic prince has frighteningly sharp eyes. He seems to have seen through her disguise early on, but he didn't reveal it.
Late-night sand table deductions became the norm, and the undercurrent surged between the collision of precise calculations and tacit understanding; the sudden "self-defense" archery class and the intertwined breathing at close range made her heart beat out of order.
On the one hand, there is the huge conspiracy behind the turmoil in the court and the border war clouds, and on the other hand, there is the fatal danger that the identity may be exposed at any time. Can Lin Yanqing use modern thinking to play with this extremely real "ancient version"? And the prince, who had already understood everything, kept her by his side, was it because of her amazing talent, or did he have other motives?
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There are no flaws or poisonous points, the IQ is online, and the clear flow in the tomatoes is correct.
There are no flaws or poisonous points, the IQ is online, and the clear flow in the tomatoes is correct.