After blowing up an island belonging to the Japanese, Lü Guanying was already making plans.
Once this job was done, she’d return to the Eastern Palace and lie flat on vacation. Life would be carefree and easy.
When she’d first transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty, she became the Crown Prince’s secondary consort. All she wanted was to slack off, stay alive, and avoid the tragic fate recorded in the history books.
But then Lady Pingxin suddenly appeared and laid down a grand mission:
“You two are to ensure that everywhere the sun and moon shine, and every place reached by rivers and streams, becomes Ming territory.”
In front of the goddess, Lü Guanying and Su Zhiwei behaved impeccably, not daring to voice a single objection.
But the moment they left, Lü Guanying completely lost it.
“I only blew up one island! Why dump a world-changing undertaking like this on me? I still want to go back and slack off!”
Su Zhiwei sighed softly beside her.
“My life was already turbulent and exciting enough. And now I’ve been thrown straight into a hell-difficulty dungeon.”
After a storm of events, an imperial decree declared her dead. The Crown Prince’s secondary consort, Lü Guanying, ceased to exist.
The person now before the world was the Crown Prince’s adviser, hidden behind the scenes.
Turbulent currents swirled through the court and across the realm, and the road ahead was fraught with danger.
[Reader’s note: This is an ambitious, career-focused political intrigue story. The heroine is not a princess consort, and romance in the harem is not the main focus.]
