Lin Shuangyan, a modern social worker who finally passed the exam after studying for ten years, woke up and became the lowest-ranking talent in the harem of the Dayin Dynasty. Good news: With food and shelter included, an iron rice bowl, you can theoretically lie down until you die. Bad news: a monthly salary of 20 taels, living in a side palace, not seeing his boss (the emperor) for a year, and the palace's layoffs (physics) were never lenient. In order to keep her job and save enough for her pension, Lin Shuangyan decided to carry out the fine tradition of being a public servant in her previous life - to survive and climb up. What she thought was a palace fight: jealousy, chess, calligraphy and painting, and overwhelming beauty. Actual palace battles: Helping the Empress Dowager with planning, sponsorship, and review PPT for her project (flower viewing banquet); conducting data analysis for the Empress Empress's "cost reduction and efficiency improvement" reform in the palace, and accurately eliminating redundant internal servants; conducting risk assessment and public opinion control for the Empress Dowager's Longevity Day celebration... Unknowingly, Lin Shuangyan became the most sought-after "gold medal secretary" in the harem. She was promoted all the way through the ranks, and was about to touch the KPI of the concubine position. Concubines:? ? ? Sister, what are you doing? We are still studying what colors of clothes the emperor likes, and you have even calculated the fiscal deficit for the next ten years? Lin Shuangyan (pushing up her non-existent glasses): The majors are different, but the knowledge is similar. As long as your thinking does not slip, there are always more solutions than difficulties. As long as I can survive, let alone the palace fights, let me build the imperial mausoleum! It's just... Why was the legendary workaholic emperor who was not a womanizer and devoted himself to government affairs looking at her more and more strangely? One day,
