Gbthe End of the Land Under the City of Babel

The new empire is as fragile as a goose egg Princess of the former dynasty/young general and monarch (19) vs. Conscientious prime ministers of the two dynasties (30) The growing sunny and sensitive little leopard vs the dark-bellied moon and rational big black snake The male protagonist is a nationalist + mild ASE, everything is clean. The female protagonist has single-minded and romantic tendencies towards her from some of the supporting characters. Please don't be black and white. The story of how two rebellious officials managed to overthrow the old dynasty and hold on to their achievements. · Atypical monarch-minister relationship, not "spiritual gb" · neta various ancient and modern European, Asian and American countries, a chaotic timeline that is completely inconsistent with the laws of historical change. It is a work of historical ignorance. Please do not scrutinize the rationality. · Drama + narrative flow, mixed emotional and narrative lines, light group portrait with the heroine as the center · Various types of snacks dropped at any time ——————————————————————— [Ismail's private ledger—different from imperial finance] Article 78 Date: Sorrenti New Dynasty·Twentieth day of Harvest Moon Matters: Urgent repair of the window sill on the east side of the monarch's palace (the third time). Amount: 220 Ash Note: It is reported that Her Majesty Nauka shattered the window sill carvings again in order to 'test' the newly acquired sling. The craftsmen have been told to use a whole block of granite for reinforcement next time. Article 84 Date: Sorrenti New Dynasty·The 21st of the Harvest Month Matter: Compensation for the mental loss of the court painter Mr. Rahman and new painting tools. Amount: 85 ash Note: Her Majesty Nauka tried to add a "more imposing lion" to Mr. Rahman's "Imperial Mountains and Rivers", which resulted in the painting being soaked in colored sand. Mr. Rahman was emotionally stable, but refused to give private lessons to His Majesty anymore. [Ismail's personal memo—no reading without permission] Date: Sorrenti New Dynasty·The 29th of the Harvest Month She wanted to use violence to solve the problem again today. The reason was that the young Khada named Mirza barked at me in the court like a dog whose tail had been stepped on. To be honest, his accusations were nothing new. They were nothing more than clichés such as "tampering with tributes without permission and despising the authority of the king". I didn't even bother to argue. But she was angry. I could feel her suppressed anger, like a little leopard trapped in a cage, pacing anxiously, ready to show its claws at any moment. She said she wanted to "kill chickens to scare monkeys" and use blood to "shock" those old guys. At that moment, I seemed to see the shadow of her brother. I'm a little scared. It took me a long time to guide her to understand that fear cannot replace true awe. People's hearts are like water, they can only be channeled but cannot be blocked. She was smart and understood quickly. Seeing her frowning and thinking, I felt very relieved. She is growing at an astonishing rate. Later, we discussed how to deal with Jamil. I came up with an interlocking plan that I thought was seamless. As a result, she solved all the problems with one letter. A letter inviting her friend to see the puppies and kittens. Warmth, sincerity, without any calculation, but more effective than all my layouts. I looked at her biting the pen holder as she wrote the letter seriously, and suddenly I felt that the tactics and tactics I had taught her before were perhaps too cold. She is right. The country is scarred. What it needs is not a prime minister who is good at calculations, but a sun with warmth. I collected her letter and placed it closest to my heart. I think I will treasure it forever. Another: Gugu learned a new word today, "real world". It sounded funny, like a bad philosopher. She was amused, and when she laughed, her eyes sparkled, more beautiful than all the gems in the Sun and Moon Palace. Purpose: Rebuilding is a thousand times more difficult than destroying