After Suman took over her late husband's company, she faced opposition from senior ministers and thought she was in control of everything. If she is just more ruthless than the means, she will be pulled down sooner or later. But with the emergence of the male protagonist, he chose a more advanced style of play - reconstructing logic. The first time I saw them teaming up to use this trick to break out of a supply chain crisis, I thought this was happening around me.
Yu Wenshiji's life was a "delicate transformation" of a son of the Guanlong aristocracy at the time of the dynasty's revolution: from the prince-in-law of the Sui Dynasty, to the younger brother of the regicide, to the prime minister of Li and Tang Dynasties. He did not have the arrogance and ambition of his elder brother, but he walked on the edge of the knife with caution and adaptability. In the end, he became one of the few former nobles who could escape unscathed in the late Sui and early Tang Dynasties and became a very popular minister. His break with Princess Nanyang, his inability to protect his son Zen Master, and his "consummation" in remarrying the Tang Dynasty County Lord in his later years formed the complex and tense fate of this historical figure. [Like][Like]
After reading too many formulas and old sayings, this blind doctor's strategy really touched me. A blind but thoughtful vengeful medical woman meets an emperor who wants to conquer the world but only falls for love. From calculating and using each other, to pulling at love and hate, the scars embrace each other and redeem each other. There is no brainless love, court games and undercurrents in the palace are unfolding layer by layer, and the sense of fate is directly filled.