Li Shu, the founding queen mother of the Great Yong Dynasty and the founder of the Machiavellian dynasty, "suspended death" and slept for a hundred years in the imperial mausoleum. After a hundred years, her spirit awakened in the body of Yun Jin, one of the lowest talents in the Great Yong Dynasty. On the first day after waking up, she faced the desperate situation of being framed by a noble concubine and about to be executed with a stick.
Li Shu smiled as she looked at the group of concubines in front of her who considered themselves to be masters of palace fighting but were "still young". She uses the emperor's mental skills and harem survival rules that have been accumulated for hundreds of years and can be called a "living fossil" to play with these modern palace fighting methods at the palm of her hand. While others were still trying their best to win favor, she was already planning the court; while others were still complacent about being lucky, she had clearly seen the emperor's thoughts. She never competed for favor, but she made the emperor fascinated by her; she never formed a party, but she made the former harem fully used by her. With the posture of a king who has been conquering for hundreds of years, she step by step from the quagmire to the top of power, uncovering the truth that had been sleeping in the past, and finally regained her motherly status in the world, becoming the only and eternal legend of the Yong Dynasty.
