Marrying an Unfavored Prince on Behalf of My Sister-In-Law

According to an imperial edict, the concubine of the Hou family married her sister to the north. She married the cold-faced prince who had been forgotten by the court for ten years and was covered with sand. Everyone in the capital laughed at her: If she married an abandoned son, her life would be over. But when she arrived at the border, she discovered—— The treasury has a cleaner face than him, the soldiers are poorer than him, the enemy is watching covetously outside the city, and the court is still stabbing him in the back. He said: "Follow me and endure hardship." She sighed, rolled up her sleeves, and began to settle accounts. Three years later, the trade routes were opened, the pastures were harvested, and the military wives were able to make a living. His soldiers were well fed and clothed, and his opponents began to have trouble sleeping. Even the emperor's concubine had to help her make sour plum soup. The third prince pressed forward step by step, and there was an undercurrent in the court. He led his troops back to Beijing to report on their duties, but was attacked and disappeared on his way back. Everyone said: He will never come back. She touched her swollen belly and ordered five hundred elite soldiers. "You want to see someone alive, you want to see a corpse when you're dead. I'll find my man myself." --- Highlights of a sentence: After marrying someone off the border, I became the most untouchable woman in the city.