Ning Mou Jiangshan: Is This Empress What I Want to Be?

Ji Youning, the legitimate daughter of the Ji family in the capital, and the chief adviser to Prince Yan Chongyan. He entered the East Palace at the age of twelve and became proficient in the operation of the six departments at the age of fourteen. She killed his political opponents, framed his opponents, won over courtiers, and did all the shady things for him. On the day he ascended the throne, she knelt on the execution ground. "I have saved your life three times." "So I can't let you live." When I opened my eyes again, the salty sea breeze filled my throat. She was lying in a wooden house in a dilapidated fishing village, facing a pair of hands covered with frostbite. The daughter of the deceased wife of the Ji family in Quanzhou, who has the same name and surname, is fourteen years old and has no one to love her. In her previous life, she died on trust. In this life - she doesn't trust anyone but herself. From a girl from a fishing village who couldn't even pick up a water bottle, to a hidden thread holding onto Quanzhou's trade routes; From discovering the little tricks of the stepmother in the broken ledgers to laying a net covering three states. Step by step, she transformed herself from a chess piece on the chessboard to a chess player. Thousands of miles away in the capital, the new emperor granted a general amnesty to the world and consecrated the new queen. He thought that if she died, the world would be at peace. He didn't know that the real chess game had just begun.