The protagonist Li Yin is a young emperor of the Zhou Dynasty, but he has a taciturn character. He is ignored by the queen mother and powerful ministers, and he is like a puppet. Conflict at the beginning: Li Yin was publicly humiliated by the Empress Dowager during the heaven-sacrifice ceremony. He was so angry that his soul accidentally left his body. He awakened the 'National Destiny System' and was able to see and absorb the power of the National Destiny. Goldfinger: In the out-of-body state, the soul can travel inside and outside the palace, spy on secrets, and absorb discrete national fortunes. The system can also consume national fortune simulations and exchange talents and technology. Target readers: readers with cool writing style and those with Machiavellian style. The cool path: Pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger in the early stage, develop secretly, use the soul to leave the body to collect evidence and resources; in the mid-term, technological crushing (introducing modern scientific and technological knowledge, cultivating power), and gradually seize power; in the later stage, wisdom game, quell civil strife, resist foreign enemies, and become an emperor for the ages. Core value: Protect the country, redeem yourself, transform from a puppet emperor to a real monarch, and reshape the destiny of the country. Special elements that must be included: out-of-body experiences, emperors, and Madonnas (can be set up as a Queen Mother who appears to be kind but is actually vicious, or a 'Madonna'-type moral dilemma character that the protagonist needs to face). The story line quickly creates conflicts: she is humiliated at the beginning, and then her soul leaves her body and discovers evidence of the rebellion between the Queen Mother and her powerful ministers, and secretly cultivates cronies. There is a slap-in-the-face climax every 10 chapters, such as exposing corruption, smashing coups, implementing the New Deal, etc.
