The world is divided into four kingdoms, Jiang, Jing, Yu and Qi.
There was a female general in Jiang State - Mu Qingyao. She was the princess of Beining and the beloved daughter of King Beining. She was born and died on the battlefield. Unfortunately, the emperor of Jiang State was a fatuous and incompetent person. In order to achieve temporary peace, he sent Beining, Nanxing, Guihe and other princesses to Jingguo.
The emperor of Jing Kingdom participated in the battle in person. He had seven princes under his name. One of them had just returned from the capital. He had been away from the Yun Kingdom for ten years. After returning, he was named King Yi. The princesses sent by the Jiang Kingdom were not dedicated to the emperor. According to the custom of the Yun Kingdom, the princesses of the Jiang Kingdom must wear the love objects designated by each prince before they can get engaged or get married.
The love tokens of the other six princes were either folding fans, jade bracelets, hairpins or jade pendants, but Prince Yi gave Mu Qingyao a sword.
The sword was sharp and freshly made. Mu Qingyao didn't say much.
On their wedding night, she huddled in the corner, and Wei Cheng glanced at her.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
