When Ye Ying was a poor person living in a nest, she thought that having enough food would be a perfect life;
When Ye Ying just graduated from the military academy, her biggest wish was that she and her sister would be safe;
When Ye Ying took advantage of the civil strife in the empire to rise up, she thought that she would not have no chance to take power;
When Ye Ying finally found a side in the torn empire, she suddenly discovered that a new great dynasty was taking shape in her own hands.
No, I feel so itchy. Why are you wearing a yellow robe?
The strong wind comes from Qingping, and the hero comes from the humble beginning.
Ascending to the supreme position, guests from all over the world will serve you.
There may be multiple male protagonists who have relationships with the female protagonist, but it will be 1v1 in stages.
This is a writing practice article with a bit of a hammer flavor (but I forgot about it when I was writing the outline, so maybe the hammer flavor is getting weaker and weaker). You may see the author playing all kinds of bad jokes in the book, including but not limited to, throwing "Starship Sanbing", "Dune" and other science fiction books into a big book and cooking it into a pot of porridge (mainly because I am too lazy to think about the setting, focusing on the doctrine of borrowing, and if I don't use it, I will forget it. The conflict between the settings is a tribute. Dog head. Jpg). And because the author is military-illiterate and knows nothing about naval and air force tactics, and has a weird personal aesthetic, he cannot rule out the possibility of queuing up to be shot in the interstellar era.
Also: This is really a Mary Sue novel. Everyone loves the heroine (after all, hate is also a kind of love), and then everyone fights together and destroys the old empire.
Mission: A hero starts from humble beginnings