Regent of the Imperial Aunt: the Little Emperor Is Focused on Growing up and Doing Things

In the seventeenth year of the founding of the Daye Dynasty, there was a war on the border. The late emperor and the queen mother went on a personal expedition together, and both died on the battlefield. In the critical situation, Chu Yun, the 19-year-old eldest princess of Zhaohua, came to the court to take the throne according to the late emperor's decree. Holding the jade seal in hand, she sat in court and listened to the government, becoming the first and only eldest princess to serve as regent in the dynasty. Internally, in the court, the old ministers are stubborn, the aristocratic families are entrenched, and there are voices everywhere questioning the female regent; externally, the borders are unstable, surrounded by powerful enemies, and the young emperor is still ignorant, placing all his trust and fear in this majestic imperial aunt. Chu Yun exercises the power of an emperor as a woman. In the turbulent whirlpool of power, she must not only balance the forces of all parties and implement the New Deal, but also protect the Chu family and teach the young emperor to grow into a qualified monarch. It took her four years of youth to go from the "female chicken Si Chen" despised by thousands of people to the "princess of the country" who holds the sky with one hand and stabilizes the world. When the young emperor comes of age and power is handed over, will the young emperor she cultivated choose to follow the example of previous monarchs and take back the imperial power, or will he join hands with her to create an unprecedented prosperous age?