This is an ancient novel with the theme of growth and power.
The story revolves around Zhao Lingshu, the eldest princess of Dayao. She was arrogant and domineering in the early days and was deeply loved. However, she was awakened by the injustice of her uncle and the suffering of her mother. She decided not to rely on the imperial power anymore and to control her own destiny.
As she grew up, Zhao Lingshu showed hidden talents: she learned horsemanship and archery from her uncle since she was a child, took care of palace affairs with her mother, and was proficient in mathematics. Later, she grew into a powerful princess who was proficient in court games, able to independently supervise courtiers, and participate in decision-making on border affairs.
At the same time, Yeluheng, the proton of Beidi, appears to be forbearing and restrained, but in fact he has hidden ambitions. He has an underground intelligence network, and he and Zhao Lingshu went from being aligned with interests to fighting side by side, and eventually became the Khan of Beidi. He and Zhao Lingshu achieved the goal of "win-win between the two countries" and became evenly matched lovers and allies.
The novel also describes the deep friendship between Zhao Lingshu and Xie Zhifei, the daughter of a Hanlin scholar, as well as the delicate and touching emotional subline between Xie Zhifei and Xiao Ce, the adopted son of the general.
The entire novel shows the magnificence of the family, country and world, as well as the wisdom, struggle and growth of the female characters in the whirlpool of power.
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I read it after get off work. I hope the author will update more.
I read it after get off work. I hope the author will update more.
The content is colorful and emotionally touching.