Empress Yongming

This book was uploaded to V on January 5th, and has been updated three times since then. From then on, the 9,000-update mode is started! Please support the genuine version! Canonical version: In the 12th year of the Qianqing Dynasty, the Empress of the Qianqing Dynasty died in the Taiji Palace. Her concubine Cao Heng succeeded her as the emperor. She was the second emperor of the Wei Dynasty and the second empress. Facing the prosperous era created by the late emperor, Cao Heng walked towards the throne step by step, with only the words of the late emperor in his mind: You must remember that you are a girl. It is not easy to be an emperor, and it is even more difficult to be an empress... Let's see how the daughter of the empress battles wits and courage with the founding empress, tempering her will and finally inheriting the throne. Happy version: As the only child of the founding empress of the Wei Dynasty, she was born in the Wei Dynasty surrounded by wolves, so since her mother announced to the world that she was born, some people were looking forward to her birth, and some were looking forward to her death. Little Cao Heng: Life is so dangerous, but fortunately she has a paralyzed face... To sum up in one sentence: Under the guidance of the founding empress, the successor empress finally understood how to deceive her ministers, making the Wei Kingdom peaceful and peaceful, and reappearing the prosperous age when all nations came to court. Demining matters: [1. The novel is for entertainment only. Although there are always some omissions despite research, please do not join the party. [2. The author is a scumbag and a noob. If you want to criticize the author, look here. [3. It is difficult to reconcile the opinions of others, and the three views are different. Accept criticism from those who are incompetent, but do not criticize! [4. Be careful when subscribing. It is best to read chapter by chapter. Don't regret it and don't criticize the author! Please click on the column Intention: shouldering heavy responsibilities, no matter how difficult it is for a woman, she must move forward courageously.