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Zhao Huazheng, a daughter of the Dayin clan, was treated as an abandoned son and married off to Beimo for marriage. Before leaving, she did not ask for gold, silver or jewelry, but only a box of agricultural and mulberry medical classics, several craftsmen and an ancient jade pendant symbolizing peace.
The jade steps of Zichen Palace were covered with residual snow. She took the grain seeds and skills from the Central Plains and stepped into the windy and sandy grassland. The Khan of the Northern Desert regarded her as a plaything, and the nobles dismissed her as an alien. Only General Silver Wolf looked on with cold eyes, unable to figure out why this seemingly weak Central Plains woman dared to try growing crops on the frozen soil, use herbs to fight the plague, and dare to say "the people are the foundation of the country" amidst the glare of swords.
When cold-resistant grain crops emerge from the soil, when water channels pass through the wilderness, and when herdsmen no longer cry for hunger, those contemptuous eyes gradually turn into awe. She used medical books to treat injuries, used star charts to determine farming times, used arithmetic to manage people's livelihood, and integrated the wisdom of the Central Plains into the grassland texture.
And General Silver Wolf's sword changed from being aimed at her throat to protecting her in front of her.
This is not a submissive marriage, but an epic story in which a woman uses knowledge as her blade and people's hearts as her armor to carve up a prosperous world in a wild land. When the "Hemeng Jade Pendant" reappeared, the wind in the northern desert finally blew the fragrance of pasture that was no longer stained with blood.
