I've watched Bai Yueguang a lot about male characters, and Bai Yueguang writes about female protagonists.
Gender-reversed version of stand-in literature.
Some robbery + some self-esteem pulling each other apart + some chasing wives and crematoriums + some palace fighting tricks + some sincerity =?
Emperor Jing of Han Dynasty Liu Qi x Queen Wang Quan
He rewarded her generously, favored her alone, made her son the prince, and even promised her the kingdom...
Liu Qi didn't understand why no matter how good she was to Wang Con, she couldn't forget her ex-husband.
The most outrageous thing is that he is a majestic emperor and has a body of thousands of gold, but in the end he is regarded as a substitute for his ex-husband by Wang Ao? ? ?
A bunch of private stuff. History has been greatly adapted.
I have a rough title for now, and I will change it later when I think of a better name.
The author's main business is clear, and his knowledge in the Han Dynasty was limited. Friendly science popularization in the comment area is welcome.
"Historical Derivatives" Essay Competition Reason for Entry: Speculating on Another Possibility of History
Purpose: I've seen too many male characters, Bai Yueguang, and write about the female protagonist, Bai Yueguang.
