The Good-For-Nothing Empress: from an Idle Fish to a Nine-Five-Year-Old King

Lin Wanwan, a modern social worker, died suddenly while working overtime, and when he opened his eyes, he turned out to be Feng Xi, the puppet empress of the Dafeng Dynasty. The court is controlled by the powerful minister Xiao Yuanshan, and the harem is full of spies. Everyone in the court regards her as a "waste" doll, and her life hangs on a thread. In order to save her life, she pretended to be crazy and acted like a fool to hide her talents, but she unexpectedly broke the situation with the survival wisdom of modern social animals (botched negotiations and logical deconstruction of conspiracies). He subdued his loyal servants, befriended the counselor Xie Zhiwei, dealt with the delicate general Xiao Heng, and worked his way up to the throne of thorns. From a manipulated puppet to a wise king who intimidates the government and the public, she uses her "salted fish wisdom" to fight against power and intrigue, and uses modern thinking to leverage the ancient structure. This counterattack is the useless man's desperate survival, and it is also the empress's road to nirvana - let's see how she turns the puppet country into a country that shines with the sun and the moon amidst the light and shadow of swords.