[Empress + Eldest Princess + Poison Master + Imaginary Schemes + Ambiguous Pulling + Explosive Fun]
When Ji Heng, the beheaded junior official, was escorted into the Empress's palace, he first saw a pair of blood-stained snow-white ankles, and then the Empress pressed a short knife against her chin.
Outside the palace gate, 6,900 rebels are fighting for the throne in the name of King Qin; inside the palace gate, the empress can mobilize only 1,200 guards.
Everyone advised the empress to seal the palace gates, but Ji Heng gave an answer that was enough to kill everyone:
"Your Majesty, if you want to live, give up the palace gate and the throne first."
Three palace gates, three secret decrees, and three people who all thought they could be regents.
After one night, the three rebels killed each other, and Ji Heng went from a prisoner on death row to be executed by the Queen of Autumn to the most invisible strategist in the empress' palace.
He thought he would be able to leave after receiving the death-free edict, but the empress had someone open the warm pavilion on the east side of the palace; the cold and charming eldest princess who had just finished cleaning up the rebels for him was also guarding the door with a sword.
From then on, the empress was responsible for asking him how to save the world, and the eldest princess was responsible for asking him if he still wanted to save his head.
As for the civil and military forces of the Manchu Dynasty, I just want to know one thing:
When will this living king of hell, who is dedicated to plotting poisonous schemes for the empress, get out of the palace?
