You Can Ascend to the Throne by Killing Your Own Brother

Under revision Princess Changshan Ji Xiyuan is the most blessed woman in the world. Not only does she have the emperor's grandfather, but she also has the emperor's mother. The biggest challenge in life is her own brother. When she opened the history book, she was tempted on every page: Kill her brother and you will become the leader! In fact, the biggest evil is that everyone dismisses her because of her gender. Her biological father favored her younger brother, the wives valued her younger brother, and the civil and military officials in the dynasty looked forward to the prince. Even many women did not understand her. They thought: Oh my god, how could someone not be satisfied even though they have so much? A woman who has a younger brother still doesn't just get married and raise a child. Faced with many prejudices, Ji Xiyuan asked his elders: "What should I do to get rid of this tone?" The experienced old queen replied with a smile: "Do what your heart desires." Ji Xiyuan asked: "Even if I want to kill them?" The old queen mother said extremely tolerantly: "Then do it." What the virtuous princess cannot do, let the beheaded princess do. With hands that cannot embroider exquisite clothes, they polish the sharpest blade. One day, Ji Xiyuan will hold up the jade seal high and finalize the imperial edict for the marriage of the princes under the eyes of a group of pedantic old men with heartbroken eyes. She would laugh and tell the world: The prince was brought up with fine clothes and fine food by the people, and it was for the sake of the stability of the border and the pro-Uighurs. This is the prince's duty. Other princes take the lead, but our princess takes the guillotine. Are men superior to women? Husband and wife ethics? No, no, no, there is no conflict that cannot be resolved with one blow. As the saying goes, what is missing is what is to be filled. Ji Xiyuan's title is obviously very prescient. Bao Qingtian's leading guillotine is not as "curable for all diseases" as Princess Changshan. Purpose: All living beings are equal