After Borrowing the Imperial Fortune to Extend My Life, King Xuan Insisted on Marrying Me.

Under the thunder of heaven, Gu Zhiling, a genius of Xuanmen, was shaken to death. When she opened her eyes again, she became the legitimate daughter of the Gu family who had been abandoned by her relatives for ten years and was intercepted and killed as soon as she returned to Beijing. When she was about to die, she broke into the carriage of Prince Xuan Xiao Yanci, used the purple energy of the Emperor Star around him to reunite his remaining soul, and also saw through the black mark and death disaster in his palace at a glance. One needs purple energy to nourish his soul, and the other is still dying after searching for famous doctors. The two of them each took what they needed and made an appointment for the second half of the year: Gu Zhiling helped him suppress the evil arts and extend his life; Xiao Yan resigned to protect her and gain a foothold in Shangjing. At the same time, King Xuan returned to Beijing to ask for marriage, but someone in the palace had already set his sights on the position of the princess; The Supreme Emperor is critically ill, the dragon's veins are showing signs of rupture, and the secret technique of life-saving that has been hidden for many years suddenly breaks out. But she soon discovered that the fate of King Xuan was far more complicated than she imagined, and the Gu family's purpose of taking her back to Beijing was not just to recognize a daughter. Old objects, marriage certificates, palace secrets and broken dragon veins gradually surfaced. One fortune teller changed his fortune, and the other took advantage of the situation to protect his wife. This engagement that started as a transaction will eventually stir up the entire Zhou Dynasty. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.