The goddess, who was about to be drained of her last drop of blood by her family, walked out of the temple.
She looked pale, fragile, and dying.
She is a greedy, snobbish and hypocritical snake, wearing a pitiful and weak coat to cover up the ambitious heart under the snake skin.
The jewel-encrusted throne is her final destination.
However, before that, Anne still had a small problem in front of her.
The good news is: there is a calm, gentleman, and capable auxiliary minister in the kingdom who is praised by the entire continent.
If it worked for her, it would save her a lot of trouble.
The bad news is: the auxiliary minister is damn loyal to the old king.
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Anne knew that Aumont had seen through her ambition from the beginning.
But she doesn't care.
She wanted to remove his prejudices and burn his reason, so that he would willingly bend his proud knees and submit to her throne forever.
·A long expansion of Anne and Ormond in "A Strange Bedtime Story", but the plot is not entirely consistent;
·Ancient Western palace background;
(Highlight) The background is made up by me and is basically inconsistent with Western historical facts;
·HE.
Concept: Confident women are the most beautiful
