After Dressing up as a Princess, I Discovered That This Was Not Written in the History Books

I am a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of History, focusing on the history of ancient political systems. When I woke up, I was dressed as the eldest princess of the Daqian Dynasty, kneeling in front of the cold soul of the emperor. When I read history, when I read about the fall of a dynasty, I just think of it as a few lines of cold numbers on a piece of paper. Until I saw it with my own eyes - Concubine Shu was crying heartbrokenly in the mourning hall, but there was no tear in the corner of her eyes. She was handing the secret letter for the jade seal to her confidant eunuch with her fingers. I looked through the pulse records of Taiyuan Hospital and found out the mercury in the medicine residue. History books don't write about this. The book only states that Emperor Jinghe died suddenly, the new emperor was young, the Queen Mother hung up her curtain, and that ten years later Dagan was destroyed and divided among the great powers. But when I came, the script had to be changed. On top of the mourning hall, I cut off the traitor's head with a knife and sent Concubine Shu on her way with a glass of poisonous wine. The courtiers want to fool me? Sorry, I've seen the plot you're playing hundreds of times in historical materials. The enemy country wants to plot against me? Sorry, I can recite the history of your country backwards and forwards. The scheming prime minister planned the situation for me, the selfless minister of Dali Temple eliminated corruption for me, the cunning imperial businessman helped me make money, the victorious general helped me break the formation, and the smooth and sharp diplomat broke the bones of the enemy at the negotiation table for me. As for the legitimate daughter of a declining family that I picked up from the mud on the street—— I will personally carve her into the successor of the empire. This is not written in the history books. Because this history is written by me.