Shui Qianlan

Mu Qianlan died a second before the end of civilization, and was born in a pool of blood after killing his brother. She is the daughter of the third emperor, but she can't even notice it from the corner of the mother emperor's eyes. On the altar, someone held her hand and put the dagger into the prince's chest. The empress did not kill her, but imprisoned her in the deepest part of Zhao Prison. It was damp, rancid, and there was a voice that only recorded but did not save lives: [Probability of survival: extremely low. It's called Tim, not a system, it's a talking mirror - if you walk in front of it, it will reflect your face; if you don't walk away, it will be empty. She doesn't need to be rescued either. From Zhao Prison to the imperial court, from Kyushu to the world, she used economic warfare to make Northern Yan surrender, used information warfare to make Japan found its country, and used food warfare to make Yuezhi understand that freedom means hunger. She wins, every time. But victory comes with interest - she began to use data to look at her relatives and friends, began to vomit at the celebration banquet, and began to see the shadow of the enemy in her own hands. Mu Qianxue asked her: "Is it worth losing your happiness?" She shed tears for the first time, then wiped her tears and said, "Enough rest, it's time to work." This is not a cool article, but an account of how a woman can avoid becoming an oppressor after gaining power. Mu Qianlan is not the Holy Mother, Mu Qianxue is not cleansed, and Mu Qianshuang is not wise. Tim doesn't steal the show You just have to decide: do you want to watch her burn the world clean?