For Example, the Morning Dew Is for the King

Hua Chaolu, the eldest princess of Western Shu, always enjoys three things: exercising power, criticizing people, and killing people. She is so beautiful that she is also lawless. No one knows where she comes from, but they only know that two years ago, the powerful general suddenly brought back a adopted sister, passed the decree on behalf of the young emperor, and named her the eldest princess of the town. From then on, she was blessed with glory. At first, people thought she was just an embroidered pillow to look up to, but later, they realized they were wrong. The eldest princess's skill was even worse than that of the general. Rather than being tempted to take a detour when she saw the general, Hua Chaolu would rather complain of illness than go to the morning court. The old emperor of Zhou Dynasty, who had been at odds with Western Shu for a long time, had three princes, and the most useless of them was Bai Qicheng. In a grand marriage ceremony, Hua Chaolu, who was supposed to be the crown prince, married into this vase, which was good for nothing but good-looking. On the wedding night, with swords and swords flashing, she declared that she wanted the world, thinking she could scare away the vase, but unexpectedly, he only said with a smile. "Okay, I'll give it to you..." "No matter what Your Highness wants, I will give it to you..." This time, it is Hua Chaolu himself who controls his life.