The Lord of Qingping County, who was of noble birth and wielded great power, was the dazzling phoenix of the Wei Empire.
In both the government and the public
Those who loved her praised her for being wise and decisive, knowing people well and doing their job well, no less than her father.
Those who hate her accuse her of being a minister who insults the king, being arrogant and domineering, and acting dictatorially.
When the emperor was in his prime, he entered the court to inquire about politics. He eliminated dissidents amidst the treachery of the palace, and attacked and killed rebels in the smoke of the battlefield.
Two dynasties did not fall, and the world admired him. He was only one step away from the throne, but he stayed one step away from it for his whole life.
A step away, Huai Zhou is always accompanying her.
The life of Wen Shunying, the lord of Qingping County.
It can be seen as a follow-up to "The Road to the Empress".
The heroine Wen Shunying looks like the male protagonist, but there will be two male characters throughout, which can be regarded as the male protagonist and male supporting role.
It's not 1v1, the clean party persuades them to retreat. After all, the empress herself had three husbands.
Not quite a Mary Sue, but she does have some intelligence tips.
I picked up this sequel after many years. It is purely for fun and entertainment. There is no charge. I update it as I see fit.
Mission: Women to be self-reliant and protect their country