When history books say you will die tonight, should you change a medicine or a dynasty?
On July 21, the third year of Xiande's reign, Queen Zhou Fu died tonight. Chai Rong died three years later, Chenqiao rebelled four years later, and Yanyun fell. A hundred years of chaos had no end in sight.
When she woke up, Fu Yao became the empress of Chai Rong, the late Zhou Shizong who was about to die. She doesn't want to die. It's not that she's greedy for life, it's that she knows that if she dies tonight, everything will go according to the old calendar - seven-year-old Zong Xun will be pulled off the throne, Yan Yun will fall into the enemy's hands forever, and the troubled times will return for another hundred years.
So she changed the prescription, survived the night, and began to use her identity as queen to stir up the troubled chess game. He and Chai Rong went from political allies to soul mates. They stayed together, but could not escape the separation of life and death. Zhao Kuangyin was a lonely man with deep obsessions. He buried his full love under the game of power until his death. When the dust settled, she listened to the government behind the curtain, guarded the young emperor, returned to her homeland, and ended the centuries-old war between the Five Dynasties.
[Reading to avoid lightning] CP Chai Rong, marriage first, love later, a mixture of sweetness and abuse, the male protagonist died young; Zhao Kuangyin has a one-way obsession, no two-way emotional line; the career line is the main focus, with equal emphasis on power, infrastructure and war, and the female protagonist's career comes first.
Concept: A woman who died in the history books decided to rewrite her own ending.