[Princess rebellion + rivers and lakes + business + marriage first, love later + growth-oriented heroine]
Princess Gu Yue of Dayan Zhaoyang was pampered by the emperor and kept in the palace after losing her mother. She had an innocent temperament and only wanted to climb out of the palace and enter the world.
In order to escape, she planned to pick a "soft persimmon" to get married. Unexpectedly, a marriage edict fell down, and standing opposite her was the person she hated the most - Chu Zhao, the hostage sent to the capital by the Zhenguo government.
The two have been at odds with each other since they were young, and they are at odds with each other.
After the marriage, they made an agreement to each get what they needed: she would go south to do business and travel around the world, and he would return to northern Xinjiang to guard the border.
I thought that the bridge would return to the road from now on, but the swordsmanship in the world, the suffering of the people, and the war at the border pushed the two back to each other again and again.
Along the way, Gu Yue met Huo Shanshan, his best friend in life.
The woman who dared to say in front of her, "Your Highness, what you should look at is not the Jianghu, but the world." In the end, she paid with her life and ignited the fire in Gu Yue's heart that had never been ignited.
When the conspiracy to seize the heir swept the court, and when the people behind him fell one after another, Gu Yue finally understood: true freedom never means escaping from the prison, but sitting on that dragon chair and protecting all the people she wants to protect.
She entered the Tai Chi Hall with her sword in hand.
Reader comments
From the capital to the border, from the fake phoenix to the life and death relationship, a picture of female awakening unfolds.
Gu Yue shed the princess's delicacy and tempered her bones and blood among the cliffs, lonely cities and beacon fires; Chu Zhao changed from a fake dandy to someone who could be trusted to support her.
When Gu Yue set off the signal fireworks at the top of the city, she was no longer a girl reading scripts inside the high wall, but a person who could defend a city.
The best growth in the world is to live your life as a retreat for others.
From the capital to the border, from the fake phoenix to the life and death relationship, a picture of female awakening unfolds. Gu Yue shed the princess's delicacy and tempered her bones and blood among the cliffs, lonely cities and beacon fires; Chu Zhao changed from a fake dandy to someone who could be trusted to support her. When Gu Yue set off the signal fireworks at the top of the city, she was no longer a girl reading scripts inside the high wall, but a person who could defend a city. The best growth in the world is to live your life as a retreat for others.