Ying Zhao transformed into the most ridiculous eldest princess in ancient times, with countless male favorites to her name, and her reputation was enough to stop children from crying at night.
I wanted to just lie down and perfectly recreate my life plan of "living drunkenly, dreaming, dying, and retiring happily".
The reality dealt her a heavy blow: the court was in conflict, the emperor's brother and his concubine were seeking death, the enemy's cavalry was pressing on the border, the empire was about to collapse, and everyone wanted to use her as a pawn.
She slowly put away her pension plan, picked up her authority, and smiled.
"Chess player? If I want to do that, I'll be the chess player."
"The imperial court can't carry it... That's all. I'll sit on the dragon chair myself."
From then on, he took power, maintained the rule of law, and defended against foreign enemies.
Establishing sea trade, forming alliances with other countries, working step by step, overturning the world in the palm of your hand.
From being infamous to becoming the most powerful person in the world, from machinations to iron-blooded battles, she finally became the leader of the world.
People who used to laugh at her now kneel at the steps and shout long live her.
However, when the ministers shouted long live and the world was in their hands, she realized: "What about the pension you promised? Why is it that the more you lie down, the more restless you become?"
[Two male protagonists + ancient conspiracy + big female protagonist + unclean female + clean male + Shura field + strong alliance]
Concept: The main line of the story is that the absurd eldest princess → takes power → carries the family and country → finally sits on the throne. It shows women's self-reliance and independence, and writes that she controls the world with wisdom and courage. Only by giving up the comfort of the small self can we achieve the realm of the greater self. The real "getting" begins with "letting go".
