Before going to Beijing and breaking through the city, Queen Gu Mingtang first waited for the poisonous wine given by her husband.
A confession of guilt required her to bear the crime of collaborating with the enemy on behalf of the royal family, and also required her entire family to be buried with the country. She destroyed her confession in front of her, but was still force-fed poisonous wine and died before the Northern Yong Army entered the palace.
When I opened my eyes again, it was already a month later.
She became Yuan Zhaoning, the eldest princess of Beiyong, and this body had died just before midnight.
The Queen Mother suppressed the news of her death and the wedding three days later went ahead as usual. The person she wants to marry is none other than Dingbei King Helan Yao, who led his army to conquer his homeland.
Everyone was waiting for her to escape from the wedding, but she put on a wedding dress and turned the wedding into a murder trial.
One is a subjugated queen who was poisoned by her husband, and the other is an enemy princess who was silenced by the royal family. Behind the two lives, there were actually tampered war documents, missing military seals, and a bloody chess game that relied on the war between the two countries to make money.
He Lanyao had indeed attacked her city, and she would not wash away the blood debt of the war for him; but she gradually discovered that the people who really forged promises, betrayed the people, and forced her to die were precisely those who kept saying they loved her and wanted her to be loyal to their motherland.
In this life, Gu Mingtang will no longer die for any man or dynasty.
She must survive, investigate the two murders, and make the breaker of the city, the breaker of the door, and the chess player confess their crimes.
