Lin Zhiwei, the successor of modern ancient martial arts, accidentally transformed into the cannon fodder in the Machiavellian novel who could not survive more than three chapters - Xia Zhiwei, the ninth princess of the subjugated Xia Dynasty. The country was ruined and the family was destroyed, and the royal family was slaughtered. She carried a jade pendant that could open the palace with her and disguised herself as a dirty and mute beggar to survive during the hunt.
In a desperate situation, she encounters a "comrade" who is even worse off than herself - the enemy's proton Yan Chenyuan. He was hunted as an abandoned son, but he was a future tyrant with a deep and ruthless mind, determined to counterattack and return to his country. The two down-and-out people gradually became allies who supported each other and supported each other.
She used her palace to hoard food and fodder for him, hid rare weapons for him, and used hidden weapons to help him cut off thorns; in the turbulent whirlpool of power and intrigue, he held up a sky for her and lifted her from the dust into the palm of his hand. When she shed her disguise and used ancient martial arts skills like thunder to avenge her traitors and regain her homeland, he had already laid out the red carpet for her.
"My queen can only be you. You and I share control of these thousands of miles of country."
This is a story of two powerful counterattacks. The princess of a subjugated country and the future emperor rise from the dust, using redemption as a fetter and power as a ladder. In love and growth, they join hands in the world and control the mountains and rivers together.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
