Her name is Xia Lanyin, the only daughter of the Marquis of Zhennan, and the princess of Zhaoning County who was personally named by the emperor.
Coquettish and willful?
Right.
IQ online?
Certainly.
She never pleases anyone, including the emperor - but where she stands, there are people who are willing to die for her.
On the way back to Beijing, she encountered a pregnant woman who was being dragged to the "Tower of Mercy" to die. She whipped her there, saving her life, and uncovering a tragedy that spanned a century: there were piles of bones in the tower, and the resentment of the infant spirit was soaring. What's even more weird is that there are two words engraved on the top of the tower - bone lamp.
Since then, supernatural events have followed one after another: the bone lantern temple that lights up lanterns to see relatives but dies suddenly within seven days, the Peach Blossom Village that "marries the mountain god" once every three years, the beauty poison that makes a noble girl age overnight, the painted skin that kills the day it is completed...
Every time she solves a case, she gets closer to the truth - behind all the incidents, she points to the same mastermind.
And Zhou Du, the secret guard who was ordered to "protect" her, was taciturn and his life experience was a mystery. He risked his life every time to stand in front of her.
She asked him: "You don't want to die?"
He didn't answer.
Because he didn't dare to say that he loved her, he didn't need a reason, he didn't need a response, he didn't even need her to know.
Eight supernatural events, three hundred lives, and a shocking conspiracy. She doesn't rely on the male protagonist, only her brains.
And as she stood there, he already loved her.
"The Princess Is Not to be Tried", watch how the charming princess uses her IQ to break the situation, and watch how the forbearing secret guard confesses his love with his life.
