Transformed into a cannon fodder princess in the book, Chu Yao was forced to bind herself to a weird krypton gold system, where she could get tenfold rebates by spending money on the crazy tyrants who would slaughter the world in the future. In order to survive and make money, she started a hard-core strategy, sending gold in boxes, caring about every corner, and thinking about "Brother, give me a kiss" every day.
There is a rumor in the capital that Princess Xianwang is madly in love with her brother.
Chu Ye watched with cold eyes at first, but until he found out the secret of her life experience, a secret fire finally ignited in his eyes.
Later, Chu Yao used the wealth she "earned" from him to secretly pave the way and raise a cavalry that only obeyed her orders.
When her Xuanjia army came to the city, broke through the palace gate and proclaimed herself emperor.
The man who once ruled the world, under the gaze of everyone, put a crown on her hand and bowed down to proclaim her submission.
According to historical records, he was her only royal husband.
Reader comments
It's very interesting, very interesting, and hilarious in the middle. The heroine travels through time and hooks up with the villain's brother and successfully sends herself out. There is a system in which the heroine will become the empress in the later stage. Of course, the only people "injured" in the early stage are the heroine's maid and the hero's bodyguard. However, there are also things that are not explained clearly in the book. There is nothing else about the heroine's life experience.
The character setting really struck a chord with me, and it deserves 5 stars. I liked the stupid younger sister and the older brother, but the plot in the middle and later stages was repetitive and slow, and the viewing experience was average.
It's beautiful. The male and female protagonists are both great.
It's very interesting, very interesting, and hilarious in the middle. The heroine travels through time and hooks up with the villain's brother and successfully sends herself out. There is a system in which the heroine will become the empress in the later stage. Of course, the only people "injured" in the early stage are the heroine's maid and the hero's bodyguard. However, there are also things that are not explained clearly in the book. There is nothing else about the heroine's life experience.
The character setting really struck a chord with me, and it deserves 5 stars. I liked the stupid younger sister and the older brother, but the plot in the middle and later stages was repetitive and slow, and the viewing experience was average.
It's beautiful. The male and female protagonists are both great.