The Goddess of Ming Dynasty

A thunder struck in the flaming yellow sand, and Yang Xiaoqing, a modern social animal, fell off a cliff and fell into the Ming army camp. She fell from the sky and was regarded as the "Goddess of Heaven" because of her immortality, and the gears of fate began to turn. A golden star map suddenly appeared in the palm of her hand, and the wind and sand swept over the battlefield instantly. From then on, she became a god worshiped by the three armies. The left hand is familiar with the historical memory bank of the Ming Dynasty, and the right hand controls the unknown power of strange celestial phenomena, but it is confused under Zhu Di's burning eyes. King Ning offered Duoyan and his three guards just to make her smile, and Emperor Jianwen's secret letter hid the nine-luan golden hairpin, but she fell alone under the tenderness of King Yan Zhu Di's iron armor: "Qing'er, these thousands of miles of rivers and mountains are not as bright as the spark in your eyes." From the lonely smoke in the desert to the palace of Jinling, the goddess's prophecies shocked the government and the public. In The Blood of Xuanwu Sect, she defeated hundreds of thousands of elite soldiers with modern military tactics. When Fengtian Palace ascended the throne, she personally tied the red gold sash for the emperor. When historical records are rewritten by love, is this overwhelming love that spans time and space a miracle that changes destiny, or is it a whirlpool that has long been destined in the dark river of history? I would like to pay tribute to this book: Looking for Qin Ji This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.