Who Rules the Country: the Plan of Two Emperors

[Empress + Machiavellianism + Two strong men + Falling in love and killing each other + Above the court + Powerful country + Strong woman + Confrontation + Emperor + Sense of pull] Jiuzhou is torn apart, and the north and the south are facing each other. Under the cold peace, the battle between iron and blood, strategy and etiquette is quietly brewing—— Ling Cang, the leader of Nansheng, stepped onto the throne with military exploits and coups. The young Empress Fengqi despised etiquette and law, hated political binding in the name of marriage, and carried out tough centralized reforms with an iron fist: the law was strict but fair, military, industrial and agricultural technology were given priority, the powerful were suppressed, and the country was strengthened by weakening the people. She possesses an astonishing intuition that is almost prejudgment, and can discern the deceitfulness of people's hearts, but she is full of wariness and disgust towards Beiyuan's flawless "benevolent king". Yuan Che, the emperor of Beiyuan, was the Xuanzheng Emperor. On the surface, he respected Confucianism and was old-fashioned, practiced benevolent government, and valued rituals and music, but in his heart he had hidden plans for hegemony. He is good at using "destiny" and "marriage" as weapons to maintain the family and consolidate power, and regards marriage as the lowest-cost means of conquest. When Nan Sheng's "French and Mohist strong soldiers" met Bei Yuan's "Foreign Confucianism and Internal Law", when the empress who hated bondage encountered marriage proposals that were good at ethical packaging - the confrontation between the two emperors was not only a military and economic battle, but also a fierce collision between two governing concepts. Under the surging undercurrent, intuition and disguise test each other, and iron blood and tenderness are both weapons. In this divided land of Jiuzhou, can the cold peace last? How will the battle between the two emperors rewrite the world structure?