On the first day of time travel, Lin Zheng was locked in a golden cage by the tyrant.
A social animal who died of overwork, she transformed into the tyrant's white-moonlight canary through books. The tyrant said he loved her and was willing to give her the world, and asked her what she wanted.
She said then I want the throne.
The tyrant was not happy.
It doesn't matter, she will grab it herself.
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After traveling through the first month, Lin Qingyan sat on the dragon throne and accepted the worship of hundreds of officials.
While battling wits and courage with the tyrant who has become the regent, he is also realizing the dream of social animals: setting up five insurances and one housing fund, four days off and three days off, promoting social security for employees, improving labor laws, and establishing trade union benefits...
Fight against the corrupt old officials again, start a new trend of women enrolling in school to become officials, set up KPI assessment and simple PPT explanation in the court, and make homemade milk tea and explore delicious food in your spare time.
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In the first year of time travel, Lin Qingyan established a men's class, and the tyrant who once said he would imprison her for the rest of her life became the first student in the men's class.
"Prince Regent, have you forgotten that the first chapter of the male Durban textbook is about not being able to lift a woman's chin and suddenly approach her?"
"Prince Regent, didn't we teach you in class that you are not allowed to support the wall with one hand and hold His Majesty in your arms with the other hand?"
"Prince Regent, you will deduct ten points for saying 'you are my property'! What, another word? Are you asking if 'you are his majesty's property' will deduct points?... Well, you have to wait for me to ask about this... Prince Regent, your majesty will deduct twenty points for saying this!"
Since the opening of the men's class in Durban, everyone has gone from being confused, to being opposed, to actively participating in the registration. In the end, there is only one idea left in the minds of the whole capital:
Did the Prince Regent graduate from Durban today?
