Looking through the thick chronicles, almost every book cannot ignore another name when mentioning the kingdom's "saint" monarch Margaret: her adoptive mother Helena.
Not only because Helena educated the future saint king, but also because she supported Margaret from being an illegitimate daughter of the royal family to ascending to the throne step by step.
What people talk about the most are the passionate letters that the never-married queen sent to her adoptive mother for decades. Her words are so sentimental that they are almost love poems.
Historians have different opinions on this. Some people cite the literary tradition of using love as a metaphor for family affection. Some people think that this is a special way for the queen to consolidate her power.
At this time, a struggling student who couldn't write a paper looked up from a pile of moldy parchment in shock: "I swear, this is the female address book!"
But, maybe the truth is the most ridiculous one...
Lightning protection: Party 0 (Helena) is a widow, but has a political marriage without feelings. There was a biological daughter who died before the story began.
Mission: Loving mothers, filial piety, scientific farming