Wu Jinghong, the empress of the Great Xia Dynasty, had the biggest dream of becoming a coward who ate and waited for death. It's a pity that she is bound by the "Eternal Emperor and Heavenly Dao Formation". If she doesn't approve a hundred memorials every day and doesn't go to the imperial study room to review the government affairs, meteorites will fall from the sky and destroy her imperial garden.
What's even more frightening is that there is a powerful, strict and strict chief minister Xie Xuanji in the court. This man has a majestic appearance, but he is like a cold-faced god with no emotion. According to the original plan, Xie Xuanji will assist the real crown princess (female supporting role) to ascend the throne, and she, the puppet empress who only knows how to read dramas, will be poisoned.
In order to cope with the punishment of heaven and the death gaze of his chief minister, Wu Jinghong performed "The Solitary Want to Be Rolled Into an Emperor for Eternity" in the Jinluan Palace during the day, handling government affairs crazily and showing his unparalleled elegance; when he returned to the palace at night, he kicked off his golden dragon shoes and spread his arms to eat melon seeds.
In order to supervise His Majesty, Xie Xuanji set strict "Emperor's Living Notes" and even moved into the side hall to "live together" with the Empress to work. At first, he only thought that the empress had changed her temper, but later he found out that she just wanted to finish the government affairs as soon as possible so that she could go fishing in the back garden!
Xie Xuanji's rigid worldview was shattered when he saw the empress who was quick in marking and had outstanding political views but said "want to get off work" written all over her face.
When the rebels attacked and the real crown princess forced the palace with the jade seal, Wu Jinghong cheered and prepared to run away, but the chief minister, who always abided by etiquette, grabbed his waist.
