Yun Nuan works in the corporate world and knows a great deal about history. She understands that the workplace is much like the world of politics: unpredictable and full of twists and turns, with everyone involved impossible to read.
By chance, she transmigrates to the Jiajing era of the Ming dynasty. To save herself, she has no choice but to leave the corporate world behind and get caught up in the far more dangerous world of politics. She must join forces with people like Xu Jie to maneuver against and fight the treacherous Yan Song, a powerful minister who holds the highest position at court.
The ending is sure to be happy, but the road there will be difficult and full of schemes, both overt and covert.
This transmigration story aims for realism and seeks to portray the historical figures as I envision them.
It's very interesting. I hope the author will continue writing.
Well. . . Ruo Lian. . .
Aunt Chu. . .
So shady
Uh, the legendary pure child. . . . Baozi made a gorgeous appearance. . . .
Alas, the name Yun Nuan is so familiar.
By the way, will there be a gorgeous appearance here of a child who loves to eat steamed buns and who lives purely on the principle of killing people by killing them? So looking forward to it. . . . . . . . . . .
It's a very good article, I really hope you can finish it.
Some suggestions: Xu Jie's reaction in this chapter is a bit disappointing to me. Although he is indeed described as restrained and deep, MS accepts Yun Nuan's conditions too easily. He should be a very confident person, and will not hesitate or be afraid even if he fights alone. It is certainly good for him to have one more staff, but if this is a trap, he cannot get himself involved for this benefit. As an old fox, it is the lesser of two evils. If I were him, I would not agree = =… Cough, this is purely my personal opinion, okay 5454, you have already written something complicated enough...
Very interesting article
Why no one left a message?
I'm too stupid to write a book about strategy. Generally, the strategy part can only be fooled.
I admire the author greatly...
Come on, come on. The author's reply:
Yeah
I'm back
It's very interesting. I hope the author will continue writing.
Well. . . Ruo Lian. . . Aunt Chu. . . So shady
Uh, the legendary pure child. . . . Baozi made a gorgeous appearance. . . . Alas, the name Yun Nuan is so familiar. By the way, will there be a gorgeous appearance here of a child who loves to eat steamed buns and who lives purely on the principle of killing people by killing them? So looking forward to it. . . . . . . . . . .
It's a very good article, I really hope you can finish it. Some suggestions: Xu Jie's reaction in this chapter is a bit disappointing to me. Although he is indeed described as restrained and deep, MS accepts Yun Nuan's conditions too easily. He should be a very confident person, and will not hesitate or be afraid even if he fights alone. It is certainly good for him to have one more staff, but if this is a trap, he cannot get himself involved for this benefit. As an old fox, it is the lesser of two evils. If I were him, I would not agree = =… Cough, this is purely my personal opinion, okay 5454, you have already written something complicated enough...
Very interesting article Why no one left a message? I'm too stupid to write a book about strategy. Generally, the strategy part can only be fooled. I admire the author greatly... Come on, come on. The author's reply: Yeah I'm back