Song Jia was a successful young man with both talent and appearance. He was known as "the most beautiful girl in the Golden Palace and the most outstanding person in the world". However, Song Jia himself thought that the world did not know something and misunderstood him deeply.
*This article is purely fictitious and does not allude to any real country/region/organization/person/case. Any similarity is just a coincidence and there is nothing new under the sun;
*The main text has no official supporting characters and no love lines. The relationship between the protagonists is mainly divided into two parts: the male and female ruler and the subject + the two female protagonists and sisters, the ruler and the subject;
*Portrait of the five protagonists, but only Xiao Song is from the main perspective;
*The narratives of the heroines are: growth, career, mutual help and love, rescuing others and resolutely staying in the center of power and not leaving the table. The two heroines are narratives of confrontation with established rules. Their internal differences are only whether they should escape from the rules or rewrite them. In particular, the character line of the princess is a growth line for women to take power, so she cannot be a perfect woman and does not accept anyone judging her by any "female virtues" standards. If you don't like it, you can look elsewhere or write it yourself;
*The narrative of the male protagonists is: The way of being a servant is like the way of a wife - revealing the structural homology of the "three cardinal principles" power relationship, allowing the "desire structure of patriarchal intimacy" to emerge;
*The common narrative motif for everyone regardless of gender is: Patricide - civilization must kill its myth of the king-father in order to get rid of eternal infancy;
* Regarding the setting of the marriage contract between Xiao Song and the princess, in the end the princess will complete the marriage contract out of practical considerations and then "remove the father and keep the son" of Xiao Song. The child will take the mother's surname. If you mind, don't read it;
*This article can pass the desk lamp test & Bechdel test, but the male protagonist's perspective is indeed much more than the female protagonist's perspective. There is no way, this can only be written like this, please don't read if you mind;
*Readers who prefer the female protagonist's perspective far more than the male protagonist's perspective can read my dual heroine non-CP novel "The Name of Crimson" (originally titled "The Woman Who Can't Be Killed"). The film, television, radio and audio book adaptations have all been completed. Thank you:)
Purpose: All emperors are enemies of the world.