The deposed crown princess Xu Zhao, as soon as she opened her eyes, became cannon fodder that "died in exile" in the history books. She was also stuffed into a prison car and held alone in northern Xinjiang. The only plug-in is the three "quarrelsome" barrages above the head: the history professor spoils the official history, the netizens criticize the politics online, and the research party dumps the drawings. She used the barrage to escape the mutiny, and exchanged thirty war horses for the first private army of 800 people; she used the barrage to predict the city's defeat thirty-seven days in advance, and swore in public to change the owner of the Broken Blade Castle. On heavy rainy nights, she killed bandits and on snowy nights, she buried the enemy with avalanches. She repaired beacons, opened mutual markets, built blast furnaces in the desert, and forged thirty thousand refugees from northern Xinjiang into cavalry. The court wants to recruit people? She let the imperial envoy be "assassinated" and blamed the enemy country; Beidi went south? She caused an avalanche to bury an army of 100,000 alive. Entering the Pass, working hard for the king, and burning the old capital, she plastered "prophecies" all over to make the earthquake burst the embankments come true one by one, and all the people knelt down to welcome it. On the eve of her ascension to the throne, the barrage went black as to whether to kill the enemy's proton Xiao Jiming or not. She rode into the camp alone and offered all the people in the world as a job in exchange for his surrender. The new dynasty was established as "Sheng" with the title of "Chu Zhao", but the historian could not find her name - because she tore the history book into blanks with her own hands. Three years later, the barrage restarted: [Welcome back, player "Xu Zhao", do you want to start the second game? She sent the first barrage in reverse: History is written by me and witnessed by you!
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