At the age of five, she was imprisoned in Yeting, and was reduced from the eldest princess of the Yan Kingdom to a criminal slave who could be bullied by everyone.
At the age of seventeen, she was forced by everyone to marry into the Qi Dynasty. For revenge, she was willing to become a pawn in the hands of the Qi Emperor, stirring up trouble in the harem.
But the cunning rabbit died and the lackey was cooked. Under the game of Emperor Qi, she counterattacked and supported her youngest son to ascend the throne.
From then on, he listened to politics behind the curtain and forged Qi into an unshakable behemoth.
However, at this time, the King of Yan passed away, and she led a million troops back to Yan according to the King's decree, hoping to correct the chaos, take revenge with her own hands, and regain the imperial power.
Plots are like chess, and she has no regrets about her moves; mountains and rivers are like scales, and she weighs the world!
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This is not ordinary
Very nicely written
Nice and engaging.
Please improve the structure and enrich the content. I like it.