Chen Junjin passed away unexpectedly and passed into a novel.
The good news is that Chen Junjin has become the heroine, and she is an emperor who unified the five kingdoms.
The bad news is that Chen Junjin knows little about the plot, and the timeline she entered is already two years after the novel ended.
The emperor has five retainers and five domestic slaves.
The domestic slaves each have their own merits and fight for her in the world, and the servants are beautiful and provide her with pleasure.
When Chen Junjin came through, the war was over, and there were five domestic slaves to help govern the country.
The situation was excellent, and Chen Junjin was very satisfied. She was preparing to enjoy the luxurious life of becoming an emperor.
But she soon discovered that the script seemed to be a bit broken.
First, in the original work, the white-flowered male protagonist was forcibly taken back to the palace by the empress, and ended up in a melancholy ending. Not only did he survive, but he also held great power; then, the gentle and beautiful retainer who was said to be obsessed with the empress turned out to be an extremely powerful fool; even his absolutely loyal house slaves had strange abilities, and even the empress's own body was full of inhumanity... And it always felt like they looked at the empress with love, fear, and regret?
This should be a normal palace battle, eh, Machiavellian novel? Bar?
Intention: Sincerity will be exchanged for sincerity
