After the Princess Kicked Down the Door, His Majesty's Empire Trembled.

At midnight, when the forbidden gate was about to close, a broken carriage crashed into the side door of the palace. The princess, covered in mud, jumped down and shouted: "Father! I will burn the marriage edict you gave me!" - She had just rejected the enemy prince, and even flipped the rooftop of the enemy's sacrifice platform. The government and the public were in an uproar, the family was furious, and everyone was waiting for her to be stripped of her rank and imprisoned. The emperor wanted to impose a heavy punishment, but suddenly ordered her to go to the north as an envoy on behalf of the princess to appease the border troops. It turns out that when she went to the West with her father at the age of five, she had long been known as the "Iron Horse Lady" among the people at the border. She could stop a child from crying at night by saying "The princess is here". She took advantage of the situation, wielded temporary military talismans as a guilty minister, investigated corrupt officials, implemented military discipline, trained female cavalry, and turned the mess in the eyes of the court into a piece of stone. When the court wanted to take back her authority, she stood on the tower and sneered: "I was the one who kicked down the door in the beginning, but now this door will be opened only after I say it." In the end, as a non-concubine and non-concubine, she became the first female Prime Minister of Dasheng to hold the seal, protecting mountains and rivers as well as freedom. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.