Ye Qixin received her new assignment. Rarely, she did not run her usual two threads of sleeping and issuing orders at the same time. Instead, she returned to her bedroom alone, spread a sheet of white paper across the desk, took a brush from the pen holder beside it, and began writing and sketching earnestly.
Her mother had finally given her something to do, so naturally, she had to plan it carefully and do her best from the very beginning.
It also happened to align perfectly with her own ambitions.
After all, ever since she had been very young, she had aspired to become the Eldest Princess with the highest status beneath her mother.
What was an Eldest Princess?
She naturally had to help her mother, the ruler, handle daily affairs of state and assist in governing the realm.
Ye Qixin quickly drafted a page of proposals.
She sorted her countless future subordinates into different categories: those specifically responsible for finances, such as Ye Zhaoxuan, whom she planned to entrust with the task; those specifically managing military supplies; and officials who would handle all kinds of daily affairs throughout their territory. She listed them one by one.
Since she had already made up her mind to do this, she naturally had to make it flawless. Otherwise, people would laugh at them for being a ragtag mob.
No national name, no administrative structure, no governing principles, no foundation for the state—just a single belief. Others really would mock them as a pile of rotten fish and spoiled shrimp.
In some month of some year of the Supreme Heaven Common Era.
At barely over three years old, Ye Qixin drafted the first proposal concerning the construction plans for an empire in the new world at the desk in her bedroom. From how