Charming heroine, 1V4,
The four men stayed alive for the rest of their lives, while the empress sat alone on the dragon throne. (The male protagonist and the female protagonist are not married, have no harem, and have no identities)
Although the heroine is a time traveler, she doesn't know how to make milk tea, soap, gunpowder, let alone recite poems, so she can adapt to ancient life. The purpose of giving her a time travel identity is to give her the ambition to compete in the world, and her vision determines her height. In modern times, the heroine has the ability, means, and ambition, so there is no harm in competing for the world. Of course, the heroine does not care about chastity.
She crawled out of the dead, so she didn't believe in fate.
Lin Zhao, a person who should not exist in the late Han Dynasty. She entered the court as a woman and became an official. From Chen Yang's rise in the army to proclaiming the emperor and changing the country's name to "Yan" - she put the entire world under her feet.
Four men stood beside her:
A pure minister of the Han Dynasty (duplicitous, awkward scholar) who refused to change dynasties with her;
A sickly counselor (sickly beautiful woman) who lives out his life as if he were drunk;
A fierce general (younger brother) who traded half a piece of cake for a lifetime of protection;
A bodyguard (loyal dog) who is as silent as a mountain.
She sat on the dragon chair and looked back - there was no one behind her.
"Emperor Wu of the Ming Dynasty used the sword all his life and never looked back."
