In Machiavellian Binding Otome Game

In the forty-sixth year of the Great Yin, six sons competed for the throne, and undercurrents surged in Kyoto, with constant disputes overt and covert. Gu Panyao passed through the body of the prime minister's daughter and got involved in the dispute over the heir. How to choose the right team is a matter of knowledge. When she was about to make a big fight to take her father away, she found that she was bound to the Otome system. So the painting style changed. The eldest prince holds great power and has a deep mind, making him a strong candidate for the throne. Gu Panyao heard that he liked beauties and specially offered her a peerless beauty, but the eldest prince pushed her against the wall with an ambiguous expression: "With you, what kind of beauty do I need?" Gu:? The road was blocked, and Gu Panyao fell in love with the second prince again. The second prince is gentle and elegant. He is courteous to others and is a perfect righteous man. Gu Panyao followed his fancy and gave him calligraphy works by famous people, but one day he saw him caressing a picture of a beauty with an obsessed look on his face. The picture was of her. Gu:? The second prince couldn't do it either, so Gu Panyao had no choice but to retreat and take aim at the third prince. The third prince has a bold personality and is cheerful. He has almost nothing wrong with him except for his background. Gu Panyao helps him fight for military power and win over courtiers, but in the end he tells her that he does not want to be the emperor, but only wants to roam the world with her. Gu:? … Until the end, Gu Panyao unknowingly became the most popular person in the entire Kyoto. The people who wanted to propose marriage crossed the threshold, and countless dignitaries wanted to sacrifice their lives for her... Gu: You may not believe it, but at first I just wanted to be a minister of the dragon. PS: The male protagonist hasn't thought about it yet, so he's working on it first. Purpose: To achieve life goals through one's own efforts.