This book tells the story of Emperor Chongzhen through the eyes of a palace maid in the Ming imperial palace. The pacing is gentle, though it may feel melancholy. Most of the events are fictional. If any happen to match history, please don't read too much into it.
The Ming dynasty lasted 276 years, through countless storms and blowing sands.
In 1628, a boy of just seventeen arrived at the heart of the Ming empire and ascended its supreme throne. From then on, killings, wars, and conflicts repeatedly unfolded across the realm. If you were caught in the whirlpool of history, what choices would you make, and how would you face a young emperor like him?
Come see how our little Cui'er handles it.
Theme: The tangled love and hate between the palace maid Cui'er and the Ming emperor
If you feel that the ending is too sad to continue writing, you can write a comedy about time travel and rebirth. I have seen many girls who are even more stupid than Chongzhen being deceived by scumbag men in various ways, doing all kinds of things to scumbag men, and letting down all kinds of good men who were extremely infatuated with her, but after being reborn, they are so awesome that they kill everyone. If you are afraid of teaching the children badly, just explain the real history in the first chapter, and then just indicate that this is fiction in the subsequent plots.