[Big heroine + no CP + group portrait + Machiavellian cool article]
Wen Ci was born with a "mistake".
The daughter of the chief minister was sent to a Taoist temple at the age of three and brought back to the mansion at the age of fifteen - just to marry the crazy prince who was about to ascend the throne for her sister.
On the wedding night, she threw a glass of poisoned wine on the new emperor's face and read out the late emperor's edict in public: She is the real princess who oversees the country.
It only took Wen Ci three hours to go from abandoning his concubine in the cold palace to overseeing the country and approaching the court.
But that's just the beginning.
The former Taoist sisters were the swords she buried in the dark; the coolies who carried bags at the dock were the swords she kept in the rivers and lakes; the courtesan who played the pipa in the brothel was her hand in charge of the world's money and food; the "mad woman" locked in a cage was about to become a powerful female general at the border.
The nobles said that her virtue was not worthy of the position, so she uprooted the foundation of the nobles; the vassal king said that she was a bastard, so she took away the military power of the vassal king; the neighboring countries said that her daughter could be bullied by the country, so she made them kneel down to sign their credentials.
Wen Ci said: "Who said that only men can sit on the dragon throne?"
"Not only do I want to sit, but I also want to let women all over the world know that the position they can sit in is far more than the phoenix position."
Concept: Women are not anyone's vassals, they are the country.