(Ensemble cast) In the nineteenth year of Changping, a foolish empress sent her thirtieth prince off to marry into a foreign state. She declared, "Since ancient times, it has always been princesses who were sent to marry into foreign lands. I am a woman and have already set a precedent. How could a prince be made to do the same?"
In this chaotic age, the empress ruled the realm and had raised exactly thirty children, none of them her own. With the dynasty rotten and the government inept, she had no choice but to pass the buck.
When foreign powers invaded, the court considered a political marriage. Others sent princesses, but she refused to follow convention. With a grand wave of her hand, she bundled up all thirty princes and sent them away, calling them the Prince Marriage Delegation, supposedly to win over all nations with benevolence. In truth, she was tossing every hot potato out of court and planning to enjoy a quiet life in the palace. (Yang's mindset: Li You, do whatever you want. Your mom's going to stir everything up anyway. Nyah nyah~)
The realm was in chaos, the people were starving, corpses littered the land, and officials drove the people to revolt. I transmigrated as a rather muddleheaded person. Though my brothers protected me, their names seemed a little off. Wait... something is wrong with this ancient world!
Thanks for asking. If you were in this situation, brothers, what do you think I should do?
This novel starts with the empress sending all the princes to get married, so the logic must be consistent. For an emperor to make such a decision, it is either due to his own stupidity, or he was counterattacked to the end and wanted a little initiative. Now that we are writing about a big chess game, we definitely cannot forcefully reduce the intelligence. Everyone should have their own characteristics, so the reactions of all parties need to be written. The protagonist should be allowed to travel rationally, and there should be a qualified fuse and a historical basis for rapid development. To sum up: logic + thinking + plot lines must be closely connected.
History insulted