She awoke in a coffin, fallen from a divine bird of the Celestial Palace to Su Nanluo, the unloved eldest daughter of the Chancellor’s household.
Abused? Oppressed? None of that mattered.
All she wanted was to make money, rise to power, become emperor, and ascend to immortality as soon as possible.
Then she happened upon Shen Yi’an, the Northern Prince and God of War, who was on the brink of death. From then on, she had a powerful patron.
He was aloof and solitary, yet beneath the fireworks he gently promised to protect her for the rest of her life.
With bones strewn across the fields and war raging, she left the safety of his protection and rode into battle at his side.
She endured life and death, bore the pain of parting, brought down a corrupt emperor, and advanced carefully, one step at a time.
What is a golden age?
A woman in red, peerless in beauty, marrying the one she loves.
What is an age of chaos?
She gallops in armor, crying, “Wait a little longer. I’ll bring you all home.”
But in this three-year play staged in the mortal world, will it all end as nothing more than her dream of yellow millet?
Super good The little guard is very unhappy in my heart. I must stay with the princess in my next life.