Xie Yan, whose name was Qing Dynasty, was the most remarkable eldest grandson of the Xie family, the young master Pian Pian, Kun Yu Qiu Shuang, and the youngest Tan Hua Lang during the Wei Dynasty. He rose to great heights when he entered the officialdom. In the fourth or fifth year, he became the official minister of the Secretariat. After the change of dynasty, he was made an exception by the new emperor and was worshiped as the first minister of the new dynasty.
Zheng Lingwan, who wears books, is the cousin who lives in the Xie family. She knows how the heroine Xie Qingshi in the book disguised herself as a man and lived as an elder brother, how she studied hard to get into the top three at a young age, how she worked hard to win and how she was scheming. She rose up in the officialdom, led the declining Xie family back to the top, and even became the first aristocratic family at that time.
There are five male protagonists in the book: the iron-blooded emperor Prince Yan who changed dynasties, the senior brother who came from the same family as the heroine, the loyal dog guard who followed the heroine, the faint emperor of the previous dynasty who failed the world but only held the heroine in the palm of his hand, and Xie Qingshi's sickly concubine named Black Lotus.
Zheng Lingwan never thought about what she would do if she wore a book, because she did nothing and exposed herself. After Xie Qingshi found out, she had not left Xie's house for ten years.
Ps: The second female lead wears a book and becomes a tool when meeting the female protagonist.
The heroine is not a good person. She looks like a young master but is actually a black lotus flower. She looks like an immortal but is cruel and ruthless. She carries a family on her back. She is very cool, decisive and smart, and she is someone who does great things.
The male protagonist is enthusiastic and kind in the early stage, but later criticizes the emperor crazily.
Intention: A young man has high aspirations and does what he wants to do.