The heroine Qiao Yan travels to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. She has a system, and the goal given by the system is to become the best counselor in the world. However, the heroine is not willing to just be a counselor. She has ambitions and means, and is dormant in the early stage. Therefore, she relies more on resourcefulness, and finally ascends to the throne and becomes emperor. The overall rhythm is not that fast and there is no cp.
The female protagonist Liu Yuan, later renamed Liu Zhao, is the daughter of Lu Pheasant and Liu Bang. There are several male protagonists, and she can only be said to be a growth-oriented female protagonist. Some of the heroine's behaviors in the front are hard to understand, and there are a little too many emotional dramas in the back. I want to give it 3.5 Points
The heroine Zhao Buxi is the exiled daughter of Qin Shihuang, who finally seizes the throne through "rebellion". There is no male protagonist, no emotional drama, and the only male protagonist is the First Emperor.
The heroine, Wang Shen'ai, comes from the Langya Wang family, and is also the queen of the famous fool emperor in history. But just like her name, Shen Ai loves the world and has no emotional drama.
The female protagonist Jiang Ke became friends with Ying Zheng when he was in Zhao State, and eventually became the Prime Minister of the First Emperor. The male protagonist is Zhang Liang's younger brother, a little bit
The heroine Wen Tang started out in the territory of the Xiongnu and became a Han slave who was captured on the grassland. Finally, she became the Marquis of Ten Thousand Households of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. The male protagonist Huo Qubing has an emotional scene at the end of the article.