Other people transmigrate and become princesses or commandery princesses. I opened my eyes and found I was the daughter Cheng Yaojin lost during a battle?
Then an old Taoist from a temple found me and gave me the Taoist name Qingxuan. I’ve lived here for seventeen years?
[Ding! The “Investigate the Nature of Things” System has been activated!]
Study medicine, and the System gives me a complete guide to the Essential Prescriptions Worth a Thousand Gold; practice swordsmanship, and it provides the essentials of the Yue Maiden Sword; look through account books, and it unlocks the “photographic memory” skill outright...
So what if I grew up in a Taoist temple? My medical skills can bring the dead back to life, my swordsmanship can drive off bandits, and my strategies can steady the court. I, Cheng Yunxi, Taoist name Qingxuan, have never been an easy target for anyone to bully!
I head down the mountain to Chang’an and accidentally save the Crown Prince Li Chengqian’s study companion. From then on, he won’t leave me alone
Li Chengqian: “Miss Qingxuan, you understand The Art of War better than even the Grand Tutor?”
Cheng Yunxi: “I know a little.”
Li Chengqian: “Miss Qingxuan, you’re the only one who can cure my leg?”
Cheng Yunxi: “Just a coincidence.”
Later, she reunites with her birth family and becomes the cherished legitimate daughter of the Duke of Cheng’s household. After that, she marries into the Eastern Palace and becomes Crown Princess.
Court intrigue? She uses her medical knowledge to detect poison, her wits to lay traps, and never goes easy on scumbags when it comes to face-slapping.
A struggle for the throne? She helps Li Chengqian win over poor scholars and balance the great clans, grinding his rivals into the dirt.
A political marriage? She flips the table. “Our Tang princesses don’t need to marry for peace. If you want a fight, bring it on. Have the sons of the Cheng family ever been afraid of anyone?”
When Li Chengqian ascends the throne, everyone thinks she’ll be content to stay in the empress’s place. Instead, she pulls up a chair beside the dragon throne. “Your Majesty, shall I help you review these memorials?”
The entire court is stunned, but Li Chengqian only smiles. “The Empress is right.”
Al writes 66
I gave it 3 stars because it doesn't feel like it was written by a human, it feels very AI and the logic is confusing. One moment he was just born, the other moment he was several years old. Even if it's not written enough, it's really quite good.
This book is well written and impressive.