Empress Yongming

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The serious version: In the twelfth year of the Qianqing era, the Empress of Qianqing died in the Taiji Hall. Her heir, Cao Heng, ascended the throne, becoming the second emperor of Great Wei and its second empress.

As Cao Heng faced the prosperous age her predecessor had built, she took one step at a time toward the throne, with only the late empress's words in her mind: Remember, you are a woman. It is not easy to be an emperor, and it is even harder to be an empress...

See how the daughter of an empress navigates a battle of wits with the founding empress, steels her resolve, and ultimately inherits the throne.

The lighthearted version: As the only child of Great Wei's founding empress, she was born into a court surrounded by wolves. From the moment her mother announced her existence to the world, some people hoped she would be born, while others hoped she would die.

Little Cao Heng: Life is so dangerous. Good thing I have a poker face...

In a nutshell: Under the founding empress's highly effective lessons in how to sabotage her own daughter, the successor empress finally learns how to sabotage her ministers, bringing peace and prosperity to Great Wei and restoring the age when all nations came to pay tribute.

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Theme: Even when shouldering a great responsibility is difficult as a woman, you must keep moving forward without hesitation.