>Jiang Zhaoning fell into the sky when she was born, and the Qin Tian Jian called her the disaster star of "Yinghuo Shou Xin".
>After she "died" of illness at the age of six, her father suddenly doted on her in every possible way.
>He allowed her to practice martial arts, allowed her to leave the palace, and even gave her the secret guard Xiao Heng.
>Ten years later, there was an emergency at the border and she recommended herself as a handsome man.
>On the eve of the expedition, Xiao Heng kissed her blood-stained fingertips under the moonlight: "I am willing to hand the sword to your highness."
>She crushed sixteen enemy cities and rescued the orphan Chu Qingyan as a military advisor.
>During the triumphant return, my father was critically ill, and all the kings wanted to seize the crown prince's position.
>She stood in front of the palace gate with her sword in hand: "My handsome sword hasn't drunk enough blood yet."
>When the dust settled, the new emperor named her the regent princess and Chu Qingyan as the national counselor.
>At the celebration banquet, the emperor granted marriage to Xiao Heng and Jiang Zhaoning.
>Chu Qingyan raised his glass with a smile, but saw that the tips of the young emperor's ears were red: "National Master... Are you willing to rule this country with me?"
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