Forced Into a Political Marriage? I Wiped Out the Enemy Nation and Took Control of the Court

[No male lead, no romance! A ruthless, bloodthirsty heroine focuses entirely on her ambitions, delivering explosive political intrigue and carnage!]

Everyone says Princess Zhaoyang, Xiao Jinghan, died in Beidi.

Three years ago, after Dayao lost the war, her own father sent her off to a political marriage. The entire court silently accepted her as a disposable pawn.

Three years later, Beidi’s imperial capital falls. In bloodstained red, she carries the enemy ruler’s head and leads three hundred thousand Black Armored Troops through Mingde Gate.

The entire court is in uproar. The emperor’s face changes.

“Your Majesty sent me off to wed. Today, I repay you by destroying their nation.”

She is appointed General Who Guards the Nation, given command of the capital garrison, and thrown into the struggle for the throne among the emperor’s nine sons.

A prince tries to exploit her power? She turns around and topples the Eastern Palace, then massacres the Third Prince’s residence.

Court officials accuse her of usurping a man’s role? Blood runs at the palace gates, heads roll, and the entire court falls silent.

The emperor grows wary and tries to strip her of power? She never removes her armor, strides into the throne hall with her sword at her side, and asks with a smile, “Your Majesty, do you want to keep your throne, or would you rather let me take it?”

She fights her way to the summit of power, commanding the entire court and ultimately becoming the Grand Princess who rules as regent.