A PhD student from the Department of History at Peking University died suddenly after staying up late at night. When he opened his eyes, he was transformed into the concubine Yang Guifei who was about to die in Maweipo.
In her previous life, she was beautiful and beautiful, but ended up with a white silk veil, died tragically in a mutiny, and was scolded by the world as beauty is a disaster, and she will bear eternal infamy.
In this life, she carries the wisdom and prophecy of a thousand years later, and she will never be an abandoned child in troubled times again.
So what if Bai Ling joins me? So what if the imperial army forced the palace?
She worked step by step, feigning death to survive, collecting intelligence, taking charge of the harem, and intervening in government affairs.
During the Anshi Rebellion, she took charge in the face of danger and saved the country from collapse; during the court's political intrigues, she fought against treacherous ministers, suppressed the prince, purged the eunuchs, and controlled the family.
He does not claim to be emperor, but he holds the real power in the world; he does not fight for favor, but he only controls the country thousands of miles away.
In this life, she will tear off the label of disaster, quell the troubled times, create a resurgence of the Tang Dynasty, and become the uncrowned queen with the least powerful name but the most powerful reality in the history of the Tang Dynasty.
Reader comments
Traveling back in time to Yang Yuhuan, I have a lot of imagination. The author's writing skills are good. I can't stand it in the early stage, but the more I read, the more exciting it becomes. The storyline is relatively reasonable, neither fast nor slow. It is a good novel. I wonder what kind of result the author will write about Yuhuan and Datang in the later period? Looking forward to it!
Traveling back in time to Yang Yuhuan, I have a lot of imagination. The author's writing skills are good. I can't stand it in the early stage, but the more I read, the more exciting it becomes. The storyline is relatively reasonable, neither fast nor slow. It is a good novel. I wonder what kind of result the author will write about Yuhuan and Datang in the later period? Looking forward to it!