I recommend a copy of "The Man Behind the Empress".

Brief introduction:

A newcomer in the workplace in the modern city, Wu Qiong.

The newly enthroned 'empress' of the Great Zhou Dynasty, Wu Pheasant.

When the working man and the female queen of the two planes began to swap bodies every other day.

"You were great yesterday, ...... tonight Are you still free tonight? ”

Looking at the beautiful woman in front of her who was biting her lip and blushing slightly, Wu Qiong looked confused.

【Wu Pheasant! What did you do with my body! 】

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"Your Majesty! You angrily reprimanded the appearance of the Hun envoys, although the ministers admired them, but, but the woman misled the country! ”

Looking at the ministers kneeling on the ground in front of him, Wu Pheasant was also confused.

[Wu Qiong! What did you do with my body! 】

This book is also known as What Did You Do With My Body? "Your Workplace, No, It's Your Empire", "It's Really Not You Who I Soaked", "Tie the Dog to Death"

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PS: From the release of the first chapter on November 6 last year, it is now the first anniversary. Shizi currently has more than 1.5 million words, which has exceeded the 1.48 million of the little governor, and is the longest book I have written.

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