The Commandery Princess Is the Fairest in the Capital, but Her Head Is Empty

“The princess got into another shouting match with a dog today!” “I heard the chancellor’s son was pinned to the ground and beaten by the princess.” “I heard that after he got beaten, the chancellor’s son even asked whether her hand hurt...” “The princess may be a little too loud and forward, but...” She really is gorgeous! A beautiful face, and nothing going on upstairs. She can show up at court to see the emperor and make the entire court of officials so furious that they all submit their resignations at once. But no one knows that the Bloodwolf Cavalry, whose name terrifies the Six Kingdoms, obeys only one person. Her name is Su Jinyang. The day the Northern Yao army bears down on the border, the whole court is terrified, and no one dares to fight. She sits alone atop a tower, plucking the strings. Her music cuts like a blade. The chancellor, Gu Changyuan, stands before a map of the realm, dressed in white and radiant as he leads a thousand troops into formation. He looks up at her, smiling faintly. “Su Jinyang, I offer you the whole realm as my bride price. I’ve come to marry you.” She looks down at him without expression and plucks a string. A thousand arrows fly. “Gu Changyuan, guess what I’m carrying in my belly: your child or your death?” [A story about one person who cares about appearances and another who doesn’t. The heroine is shameless, and the hero’s job is... to clean up after her.]