Seeking the Throne

[Book title and copy to be determined] Bu Xijun and his elder brother were regarded as blessings to the world as soon as they were born, so the elder brother was rightfully established as the prince, with high hopes and shoulders the responsibility of the crown prince; while she received countless favors and endless glory. As a princess, if nothing unexpected happens, she should be carefree and unrestrained for the rest of her life. But the princess is also of the emperor's blood, and her talents are not inferior to those of her royal brother. So, why should she be trapped in the back house and spend her entire life raising her husband and raising her children? *** Later history books said that Bu Xijun was a born emperor. But no one is born knowing everything. From a noble princess to an emperor who reigned supreme in the world, while she gained supreme power, she also lost her love forever. She was miserable and lonely. I can only keep looking for the shadow of my old friend in the huge harem. The world praised her affection, but ignored the fact that the man was executed. It was she who made the order herself. [Written on 2024.9.28, With modifications] [The copy has been screenshotted] Demining: 1. From a princess to an emperor, the heroine will have a harem and have relationships with them. The men will be both physically and mentally. The main wife will be the male protagonist, and there will be heroes competing in the Shura field. The heroine has been engaged to a son of a noble family (not the male protagonist) in the early stage, and will be the heroine's nominal beloved (in order to establish a deep love relationship). 2. The heroine loves herself most and also loves power. The career line, family line and friendship line are parallel. The love line is mostly a single arrow for men. There is only love but no true love. 3. The heroine is full of aura and gold fingers, and the author cut her own legs. There is no prototype, and the background is fictitious. Do not substitute. If you don't like it, enter with caution! Concept: Flowers can bloom from stones.