As the eldest princess of the Sui Dynasty, Yang Zhao had been favored by the emperor since she was a child, and she could get everything she wanted. It wasn't until the crisis came and she was sent to get married that she realized that the deep love between father and daughter in the past was an illusion. But the struggle for imperial power is life-and-death, and in a desperate situation, the outcome is still uncertain. Who knows that the abandoned son will not be able to change the situation in the future?
(The original plan was to introduce the eldest princess at the beginning, and then immediately get married, but it was written that it was not easy to get married, so I guess I have to write something else first. I feel that the eldest heroine is about to become a group portrait, but no matter what, the princess is the main line and will not waver. In the end, she must be the most powerful, the male protagonist's tool, and will appear in the middle and later stages)
(The whole book is tentatively divided into three volumes: the struggle for power in the country of Sui; making peace with a foreign country; and competing for the world)
