The social animal Lin Qi woke up and became a princess, still a child.
In order to avoid the palace fight, she invited herself to a nunnery to "cultivate Taoism", but in fact she started a career: after taking in the criminals, she organized shops across the country and secretly raised money and food for the emperor's nephew.
Many years later, Xie Heng, the God of War, made great achievements in battle and had military power, which became a serious problem for the emperor.
The emperor was so worried that he went bald and asked his aunt: "Will you marry him and look after him for me?"
Lin Qi looked at the cold-faced general who resembled Lu Lingfeng, and remembered that he had picked up the storybook she had dropped outside the private school, and returned it to her with red ears.
Xie Heng knelt down on one knee, the tips of his ears were slightly red: "Your Highness, I... I wish you nothing more."
After the marriage, Xie Heng discovered that his reclusive eldest princess and the "male favorites" he secretly met every day, how come they all looked more like accountants and intelligence chiefs than the others?
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
