The royal family of the Dai Viet Dynasty had supernatural bloodlines.
As long as the princess and the prince have special powers, they all have the same right to inherit the throne.
Everyone knows that Princess Mingyang is the emperor's favorite daughter. Although she is quirky, mischievous, and has seemingly useless abilities, she is one of the most promising heirs to the throne.
It's just that there are many difficulties on the way to seize the throne.
In her previous life, her eldest brother, who had no powers but was extremely resourceful, tried his best to help her ascend to the throne. However, she was fascinated by a bitch man and had no interest in grabbing the throne. She wasted her powers and lost her life after being exploited by the bitch man.
After resurrecting his life, the desperate Ming Yang just wants to practice his powers and seize the throne, so that he can have a harem of three thousand people in an open and honest manner, and he also wants to be a bitch!
But this time, the dog man offered himself to be a member of her three thousand harem.
And the biggest stumbling block on her path to becoming the heir turns out to be... Her eldest brother?
Big Brother: Do you want the throne? Can. Three thousand harem? No.
#Another day when my dream is shattered by my elder brother#
#Women really still have to have their own career#
Come up with whatever you want, a female protagonist vs. A sinister and gentle male protagonist in the early stage and a dark and paranoid male protagonist in the later stage.
1. The male protagonist is the eldest brother, but he is not the real brother of the female protagonist. Please be careful if you mind pseudo-orthopedics.
2. The female protagonist is not useless with special abilities, and the male protagonist is not without special abilities either.
3. Both the male and female protagonists have memories of past lives.
4. Imaginary history, there are many private settings, please do not conduct research.
——The copywriting on December 2, 2019 has been screenshotted.
Intention: Women still have to have their own careers