The younger sister of the Crown Prince of Yan Kingdom, the eldest princess Gu Changnian was born with auspiciousness. She was the twin of the same mother as the Crown Prince, so she became the most popular princess in the whole dynasty. And because her brother was the Crown Prince, many people in the circle of noble ladies were trying to please her. Gu Changnian herself was very talkative and approachable, so she was considered the most popular one in the circle of noble ladies.
But one day, Gu Changnian met a refugee when he was out. After that, he had a fever for a day. When he woke up, he said: "It turns out that I am still a child of the proletariat."
Then her temperament changed. The eldest princess, who had been content with being dignified in a corner, suddenly began to care about people's livelihood and opened a school. Start mingling with civilians. He even began to interfere in the politics of his own territory and strive for the interests of the poor peasants at the bottom.
But would anyone really listen to her ideas in the feudal era?
How big a wave can one person's awakening make in this dark age?
When the feudal dynasty to be overthrown is one's close relative, what does this mean to an eldest princess?
"Maybe my comrades and I can't change the world for the time being, but as long as one person hears my voice, as long as I can wake up one person, then everything will be worth it."
"It takes five billion years for the stars to be seen, and I don't need that long, so I am greater than the stars."
(I haven't thought about whether there is a cp) (The first few chapters may look like group favorites, but they definitely won't be) (The three views must be correct because I wrote them with reference to modern history and Marx)
