Let's talk about the conclusion first: Jiang Xuening, as the princess of the defeated country, married the murderous tyrant of the enemy country. The good news is that the tyrant is a hopeless face-controller, and he takes great advantage of her pitiful face. She is the only one in the harem who loves her, and is reluctant to even say harsh words. The bad news is that she is a full-level careerist. She came to marry not to seek peace, but to empty the enemy's treasury and plot a rebellion. Without a system by his side and no special ability to predict the future, Jiang Xuening relied solely on her superb acting skills and careful thinking to become the "weak and unable to take care of herself" Bai Yueguang in the enemy's harem. When the tyrant goes hunting, she stays up all night with red eyes to sew sachets; when the tyrant goes for a private visit in disguise, she eats fast in the Buddhist hall and prays for peace every day. The tyrant was so distressed that he hugged her and sighed: "My beloved concubine is so weak and infatuated, how can she live without me!" Until one day, in order to surprise her, the tyrant climbed through the window and entered her secret study that was strictly forbidden to outsiders. A huge picture of thousands of miles of mountains and rivers hangs on the wall. The tyrant thought with emotion: My beloved concubine must be missing my whereabouts on the map. Take a closer look, what a guy! Every pass on the map is densely marked with dates with cinnabar. It even clearly states which restaurant he had two bowls of Yangchun noodles on which day and how many secret guards he had with him! Also attached is a thick feasibility report on the enemy's troop deployment and assassination. Tyrant: "..." What if you say you are weak and can't take care of yourself? ! This is really taking off all my underwear! Later, enemy rebels came to the city, and several of the tyrant's closest generals defected one after another.