The Princess Abdicated the Throne Too Quickly, and the Generals Rushed to Grab the Civil Servants' Seats

[Knife is too fast] + [Script in hand] + [Favourite of military commanders] + [Scumbag, step aside]... Jiang Songli, a doctor of history, had just received her doctorate. After a celebratory dinner and a bottle of Remy Martin, she opened her eyes and traveled to the fictional Nanzheng Kingdom. She became the girl of the same name who had been tortured in Red Sleeves. In order to help his sweetheart Gu Hongsheng go to Beijing to take the exam, the original owner risked his reputation in exchange for three hundred taels of money. But the gold medal is about to be released, and the scholar from a poor family has already planned to cut off the old relationship as soon as he gains power. Su's mother forced her to drink a potion to avoid her son, and rumors spread throughout the city that she would be pinned to the dusty land. Everyone else was waiting to see her sink. Only Jiang Songli, with the vision of being familiar with thousands of years of historical data, could see through the tricks of the court's civil and military games at a glance. In the Jinluan Palace, the civil servant group wants to use Gu Hongsheng as a pawn to check and balance Shen Yixian, who holds military power. Everyone was weighing the pros and cons, but Jiang Songli calmly asked to break off the engagement and cut off her past love. She doesn't care about love, and she doesn't care about ethics. Xu Gelao was setting up a trap step by step, and she was quick to reveal his tricks; the undercurrent in the court was surging, but she watched with cold eyes. Shen Yixian held a heavy weapon in his hand, saw clearly the transparency and sharpness under her skin, and was willing to stand by her side. Do civil servants want to make rain happen? Don't come and get involved if you are unwilling to explore flowers! From then on, she was in charge of the Nanzheng court chess game.