Business war + intrigue
The civil and military officials of the entire dynasty persuaded the emperor to marry her to the enemy's country.
The reason is very high-sounding: three years of peace for a woman in exchange for the border is worth it.
But they didn't know that the enemy prince asked to marry her not because he admired her, but because he was afraid of her.
Afraid that she would destroy the business situation and cut off the wealth; afraid that she would destroy the court situation and tear apart hypocrisy; and even more afraid that she would enter the Western Territory, seize the city, go up to the Iron Blade Mountain, and put the knife to the Western Throat.
Lin Qing was born not to believe in love, but only to break the situation.
Others asked her to be a bargaining chip for marriage, but she wanted to be Jing Guo's sharpest knife.
As for the man sitting on the throne?
He has a harem, a kingdom, and everything he can't do as he pleases, but he is still in the wind and waves, changing the situation for her step by step.
She originally just wanted to break the situation, not fall in love.
But later I learned that all the business, court and war situations can be taken into account, but the situation is the most difficult to escape unscathed.
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The male protagonist is unclean and has white moonlight. . .
The male protagonist is unclean and has white moonlight. . .