Transmigrated as the Stepmother of a Rebellious Heir

This is a newly built history museum, unlike other famous museums in the Imperial City, this one focuses on displaying lesser-known dynasties and new archaeological discoveries. Today’s exhibition features newly unearthed artifacts from what is believed to be the most mysterious Beiling Dynasty in history.

(Dynasty history is fictional, do not dwell on it)

In the history of Hua Country, historians had proposed that the longstanding Tianqi Dynasty did not originally begin with Emperor Zhaode.

According to the pattern of dynastic founding, the first emperor of a dynasty often revered military prowess, brave and good at fighting; thinking to start a dynasty through civil governance was a ludicrous dream.

The initial Imperial Authority was established amidst a forest of bones and flashes of swords.

And based on later studies of Emperor Zhaode, his style of handling affairs, just like his regnal title, was mild and neutral. During his reign, he focused more on guarding his realm, making it hard to imagine that such a grand Tianqi Dynasty was founded by such a mild emperor.

Hence, there has always been speculation among historians that there might have been another founding monarch before Emperor Zhaode.