In her previous life, she, Xiao Wuxiang, was a treacherous and cunning minister who brought trouble to the government, acted as a dictatorial regent, and colluded with foreign traitors. She was played by the civil and military officials of the entire dynasty, and was given poisoned wine by the little emperor she brought up. Even the people of Li who she wholeheartedly protected drank well to her death. In this life, she came back with memories and vowed never to make the same mistakes again!
Is the dragon body weak? Then swim with him, teach him how to ride and shoot, and take him running!
Harsh discipline? Then build a deer park for him, take him to a brothel, and listen to opera with him!
Are you suspicious? Then let go and delegate your power, handle your own affairs by yourself, and approve dozens of memorials by yourself! One batch at a time without making a sound!
The court ministers should deal with it themselves! Let the people of Li take care of themselves! Just worry about the military and economy! Adhering to the principle that teaching a man to fish is worse than teaching him to fish, she taught the emperor the skills of an emperor and trained his confidants. In this life, she just wanted to be a free official, help the young emperor secure his throne, and protect herself and her family for the rest of their lives.
It turned out that the young emperor Qin Zhengyuan was busy with everything and had no intention of choosing a concubine. One day, he suddenly had a sudden idea and decided on her. . . . . .
"Your Majesty, my family has been a minister for generations, so I must not break the rules here..."
"It doesn't matter, my rules are just rules..."
Purpose: Women in ancient times also had grand political ideals, and they did not have to rely only on men.
