The Eldest Princess of Zhuzhao Mountain and River Has Unrivaled Strategies

The eldest princess of Dayin, Xiao Lingyi, was thought by the world to be a sick and weak chess piece who had lived in a Buddhist temple for a long time, but little did they know that she hid a "mirror of the heart" that could illuminate people's hearts, break through fog, and also contained the wisdom to overthrow the government and the opposition. After being ordered to marry Pei Zhao, the eldest son of the Prince of Zhenbei, she met the strongest opponent in her life - the rumored cold-faced and murderous young general, with unknown courage and scars hidden in his eyes. They were at war with each other when they first met, and they tested each other. On the night of their wedding, they were framed by the concubine. She used her pearlescent light to see through the dark fog in people's hearts and showed her talent for the first time. When he went on an expedition in the north, she argued with powerful officials in court to keep his military power, and the relationship between the two quietly loosened. From the witchcraft conspiracy in the palace to the mystery of the life experience of the saint in southern Xinjiang; from the old cases of the former emperor's edict, to the life and death of Beidi Langyan... She peeks into the heart with a pearl, and he protects her with a sword. From a political marriage of mutual defense, to an affectionate comrade-in-arms who breaks the situation side by side. The "Heart Mirror Pearl" illuminated the strangeness of people's hearts, but it could not illuminate the growing golden light in his eyes when he looked at her. She had calculated all the chess games in the world, but she did not expect that she would take off her guard for him and control the mountains and rivers with him. When the pearl shatters and the light disappears, she no longer needs an external object to reflect her heart - because his eyes have long been her brightest mirror; and her wisdom is also his blade to protect the world. A marriage that began as a conspiracy ended up becoming a legend of "uncrowned emperors and empresses" sharing the power of the country. The history book is written: the two jade have been shining together for thirty years, and they have lived up to their family and country.