During the Qixi Palace Banquet, she was thrown into a pack of hungry wolves by her husband.
In order to protect his position, Xiao Jue, the god of war, acquiesced in the queen's false accusation that his wife Su Wan had collaborated with the enemy. The moment the iron door of the animal garden closed, she clutched the blood-stained Qiqiao jade pendant and sneered: "My lord, you have to pay back this blood debt with your country."
Three years later, the enemy's cavalry pressed on the border.
The leader was actually the princess who "died in the belly of a wolf" back then. She led a pack of wolves into an army and set up a killing array to trap Xiao Jue's personal guards, but she stopped the fight with her bare hands in front of the gunpowder fuse - the price of blowing up the enemy army was to be buried with thousands of people downstream.
On the rainy night of Chinese Valentine's Day, broken jade is like a blade.
He cut off the battle monument and knelt down to beg the new emperor: "I am willing to remove my armor and give her a way to live." And after she destroyed the enemy's dark network, she returned the credit at his feet.
"Are you cleared?" The palace door slowly closed, and the sound of iron scraping bones came from behind - the prince who had conquered all directions was crawling over the wolf fence in a bloody state, just to grab a piece of her clothes.