Shen Wei, the daughter of the seventh-rank censor, was sleeping soundly when she was caught in Zhou Dynasty. She was criticized for being unlucky in her life, but the prince Xiao Che slept with her on his belly. Emperor Chrysostom claimed that she had captured the country. When she enters the palace, she is repeatedly framed by Liu Yanran, the daughter of the prime minister. With her wisdom and Xiao Che's protection, she works step by step to overthrow the Liu family and the power of the second prince. She is eventually crowned queen, and her son seizes Zhou and runs towards her, perfectly echoing the fate of the opening chapter.
Reader comments
It's okay, I can watch it, and it's finished. The male protagonist has identified with the female protagonist since he was a child and admired the female protagonist. However, there are always villains and female protagonists who frame the heroine. This is a bit annoying. Although it was resolved by the female protagonist, the plot is relatively short and dull.
It's okay, I can watch it, and it's finished. The male protagonist has identified with the female protagonist since he was a child and admired the female protagonist. However, there are always villains and female protagonists who frame the heroine. This is a bit annoying. Although it was resolved by the female protagonist, the plot is relatively short and dull.