Destiny Is the Phoenix: the Emperors of the Four Kingdoms Are All Subordinates

[Not a cool novel, no he] [It is not a refreshing novel with a heroine in the traditional sense, but a tragic song about the fierce collision between individual freedom and the shackles of fate in a grand historical context. There is a prophecy in Kyushu that "the woman who gets the destiny will win the world", and she is the girl of destiny. Gu Qinghan's life was divided by this prophecy: she was the stunning and talented female champion of Donghua, and the phoenix bird imprisoned by the paranoid emperor of Beiyan; she was the only true love in the romantic scheme of the regent of Western Chu, and she was also the light pursued passionately by the young prince of Nanzhao. When the war resumed, she stood in front of the pass wearing armor and holding a sword. Behind her was the childhood sweetheart Emperor Donghua, and in front of her was the monarch of Beiyan who hated the sea and loved the sky. In this chess game with the world at stake, is it the country that wins in the end, or the heart that travels to four countries and nine states but always belongs to oneself?