Jiang Yuan traveled through time and became the eldest daughter of the ancient Minister of Rites who was abandoned and raised in the countryside for fifteen years. Having just been brought back to the capital, she decided to pretend to be a good girl until she got married, but she didn't know that her whole family could suddenly hear her voice——
At the spring banquet, she bowed respectfully to her father, but murmured in her heart: "Why are you pretending to be a loving father? If you weren't afraid that the censor would abandon your legitimate daughter, you wouldn't have brought me back." The tea cup in Jiang Shangshu's hand smashed to the ground with a bang.
While learning etiquette, she looked at her second sister with her hair full of pearls: [The mobile jewelry shop is here again] Jiang Wei's face turned red with anger, but she heard the next sentence: [But the color scheme is quite tasteful] The gold hairpin in her hand suddenly didn't know whether she should wear it or not.
What's worse is that Zhou Jingheng, the seventh prince who will die young in history, can actually hear her voice! When she looked at him and lamented in her heart: [Such a handsome prince will be exhausted working for disaster relief in half a year] Zhou Jingheng's eyes instantly became deep and dangerous...
From then on, the painting style changed suddenly——
Jiang Shangshu began to adjust the government affairs according to her "predictions in his heart" to avoid multiple civil commotions; Mrs. Jiang followed the "prompts from her heart" to improve the treatment of concubines; even the most arrogant second sister pestered her every day for advice on how to dress. And the seventh prince, who should have died young, is not only alive and well, but also always whispers in her ear: "My husband can hear whatever my beloved concubine is thinking right now."
On the night when the prince was forced to go to the palace, Jiang Yuan said in his heart that "the guards at Donghua Gate are the weakest" directly changed the direction of history. At the new emperor's enthronement ceremony, Zhou Jingheng put the phoenix seal into her hand in front of all the civil and military officials: "Half of my empire was laid in my heart by my beloved concubine."
