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Once she was transformed into the most miserable princess of an imaginary dynasty, she wanted to live alone and wait for death, but her good-for-nothing emperor brother stuffed her with the imperial seal.
"Sister Huang, this mess belongs to you!" After saying that, he took the gold and silver and ran away overnight.
There are traitorous ministers inside and outside the court, neighboring countries are watching eagerly, and the treasury is so empty that even mice are moving away.
Yu Jinglan looked at the empty dragon chair and the crying eunuch, and crushed the corner of the jade seal in his hand: "Okay, I will be the king of the country's subjugation!"
Three years later, when she hung up the feuding officials on the city wall to dry out, and turned the invaded enemy country into a new state capital, she was busy counting money for infrastructure construction...
Her "wise and mighty" brother suddenly returned to the court and reached out to pick the fruit: "Now, it is time to return it to its original owner."
The heroine smiled and handed over a glass of poisonous wine: "Of course, please use it, my dear brother."
Later history books recorded that the empress opened up new territories and was unparalleled in her prosperity. As for the "late emperor" who tried to restore himself? Oh, the rebellious ministers and traitors have been put to death.
Reader comments
The overall writing style is good, the first part is good-looking, and the second part shows that the heroine suddenly becomes weak after being injured, and the conflicts and wars have turned into forced endurance. I don't know if the injury is due to the lack of medical treatment in the capital or because it will never heal. In critical moments, men save them...
Nice, but too short
The heroine is sober and independent, does not rely on love to tie herself down, and truly takes the initiative in life. This is what a strong woman should look like.
It's very interesting, but it's just too little to satisfy. I just want to ask the author, is there a hidden love line between the general and the heroine, or is it something else? I don't understand them.
The overall writing style is good, the first part is good-looking, and the second part shows that the heroine suddenly becomes weak after being injured, and the conflicts and wars have turned into forced endurance. I don't know if the injury is due to the lack of medical treatment in the capital or because it will never heal. In critical moments, men save them...
Nice, but too short
The heroine is sober and independent, does not rely on love to tie herself down, and truly takes the initiative in life. This is what a strong woman should look like.
It's very interesting, but it's just too little to satisfy. I just want to ask the author, is there a hidden love line between the general and the heroine, or is it something else? I don't understand them.