If I don't proclaim myself emperor, should I let you?
Sikong Jin is the princess of the Dajing Dynasty.
When she was fifteen years old, she was given the title of Princess Huai Tian.
In the same year, the extremely luxurious Princess Mansion was completed on time. Sikong Jin moved from the palace to the princess mansion with his numerous servants.
As the second child of the empress and the first princess, Sikong Jin has been doted on since she was a child. Even her brother, who was named a prince at the age of three, lamented: "If A-Jin were a prince, I'm afraid my father would make you the prince."
Sikong Yan didn't take it seriously. Even if she is not a prince, she still wants the wind and the rain. Even if she calls the prince's brother to come, he will not dare to say "no", so why should she become a prince?
What's more, as a prince, she has to act like a prince like her brother, abide by the prince's etiquette, get up early to study, go to bed late to practice, and often be questioned by her father and trained by the master.
Tired, so tired! She doesn't want to be the prince.
When she was still an ignorant child, she once asked her brother what was good about being a prince. His brother touched her head and said: "Being a prince will make you an emperor in the future, and you can govern the country and protect the people like your father."
Sikong Jin asked again: "Brother, do you want to become an emperor and protect all people?"
The prince smiled, but still answered her seriously: "A-Jin's question is a good one, but it's not something I don't think about. Maybe by then, my ability will not be enough to protect the people, so the person who becomes the emperor may not be me. If it is really me, then this is my responsibility. I should govern the country well and protect the people of Jing Dynasty like my father."
When she heard this, Sikong Jin was eight years old and her brother, the prince, was thirteen.
Perhaps it was because her half-understanding was too much to be taught, so the prince did not continue and took her to the imperial garden to fly a kite.
But the prince didn't know that Sikong Jin, who had an amazing memory, had memorized his words verbatim. In the years to come, the image of the prince's brother in her heart was like a god, not inferior to that of her father.
At the same time, Sikong Jin did not expect that these words would affect her own life.
Intention: In fact, she is the emperor