In the thirty-ninth year of Tianshun, Lin Bingzhong, the right prime minister, was convicted of poetry and executed nine tribes.
The officers and soldiers dug out a four-year-old girl from the pile of dead leaves, stuffed it into a sack and sent it to the palace.
No one expected that she survived—and even lived in a side palace where only princes and grandsons could live.
The old emperor Qi Zhao killed countless people during his forty years in power, and all the courtiers and concubines were afraid of him.
Only this little girl is not afraid of him.
Pulling his sleeves, complaining to him, and stuffing the stones picked up from the imperial garden into his hands as treasures.
It's just that the imperial edict to punish the nine tribes was signed with her imperial grandfather's name.
Purpose: Throughout his life, he only did one thing in his later years - to be a good grandfather.
