[Crazy dog-type power-hungry female protagonist * multiple male partners]
Everyone in the world says that women should be virtuous and virtuous, but they don't accept that.
Why should a daughter regard filial piety as her heaven and obedience as her virtue if her father is unkind and her mother is unkind? How can a man who is a prodigal and prodigal be praised for being a formidable and indomitable young man?
Ye Cao believes that his methods and strategies are all inferior to those of men.
She had to let the world see her talent.
She also worked step by step: from a peasant girl, to a concubine, to a border general, to a local emperor, and then to lurking in Yongdu, where she became a noble daughter, a powerful minister, and the emperor's confidant...
The world looked down upon her, but she crushed them into the mud.
The world scolded her for her indiscretion, but she still opened a wide harem.
The world thinks women are inferior, so she recruits a bunch of female officials.
Weeds are humble, but they cannot be killed or burned. So what if no one loves you?
She is the empress, who controls the life and death of thousands of people, and enjoys the worship of all people.
Intention: class resistance, female awakening, self-dominance, order reconstruction