From the Start, I Invited Yongzheng to Rebel (Transmigration to the Qing Dynasty)

[Two endings, a little angsty (probably)] After transmigrating into the Qing Dynasty, Song Zhao holds fast to the maxim that one shouldn't rebel after transmigrating into the Qing, and plans to overthrow the dynasty anyway. To make things convenient, Song Zhao joins all kinds of rebel groups, only to discover they just want her to be a decorative saintess. Is she supposed to put up with that? She's a woman who's going to carry the banner of rebellion! After much soul-searching, Song Zhao decides to gather her own people and be the one in charge. Recruiting people is easy enough, but finding capable ones is much harder. Still, it's no big deal. She's recently met a man who's expressionless but has some pretty insightful political views. To get him to become her right-hand man, Song Zhao explains her theory that the current emperor, Yongzheng, is about to die, and that the Qing Dynasty is doomed. Then she invites him to join her rebellion. But why has his expression suddenly turned so grim? Theme: Facing the future with a positive and determined attitude is the first step to success