"Aweng, how to be a good emperor?"
"If you want to be an emperor, you must first become a lord."
"Then how can I become the lord?"
"Kill your Aweng, your father--that is, me."
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During the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, when Jiang Bomei was seven years old, he was established as the crown prince of the Meng Kingdom in female form.
The child rises like the scorching sun, and the father fades like the autumn leaves. Heroes will eventually grow old.
Many years later, Jiang Bomei became King Meng. The red sun slowly set in the distance, paralleling the river surface, turning the whole world red, and many heroes of the Three Kingdoms bowed to it.
She watched her return home from a distance, the river remained the same, and she hated the river forever in life.
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1) The heroine is a gray character, both good and evil, and quite cruel. She is the crown prince and has power. To be a monarch, she must not be true, kind or beautiful. Please treat her as the crown prince.
2) The main text is about the heroine changing from crown prince to lord, and the extra chapter officially proclaims herself emperor.
3) The female non-male characters are all C, there is no male protagonist, and the male supporting actors share the roles equally. It's not 1v1. Since there is no male protagonist, my personal experience cannot be called be. After all, the female protagonist puts her career first and truly has the country. After marrying the country, she can continue to have a doting husband.
4) Empty history and build a mountain of private facilities.
5) The origin of the heroine's name: "Bo" means the first child, "Mei" means mountain, and the heroine's nickname is Bannu (i. E. Tiger), which means tiger.
Intention: As long as life grows, one will hate the water.