[A female regent who seems like a living demon but is actually adored by everyone]
Regent Song Hang returns to the capital, throwing the imperial city into turmoil and setting off another wave of upheaval. She interferes in the Northern Command's military affairs, demands rewards, and takes control of the Revenue Ministry's business, leaving the court in an uproar.
The court officials write so many impeachment memorials that their brushes wear down, only to be so shocked by the latest news that they snap their pens: the Regent... she has been made Grand Princess Zhen Guo...
There's a phrase the people of the capital love to say: Huh?
"Has the Regent rebelled?" "No." Every day, the capital asks the same question.
"Has the Regent rebelled?" "No... She was made Grand Princess Zhen Guo!" "What?!"
The capital's gossip-loving crowds leap about like melon-eating groundhogs. The Regent, who wields power over the whole court and seemed on the verge of taking the throne, is actually a woman.
The powerful nobles keep the truth close to their chests, and everyone treats the amnesiac Grand Princess quite differently from before.
The cold-faced political rival, Lord Xie: Just call me cousin. No need to be formal.
The honest, straightforward General Gao: So that means I'm not gay? I've admired Your Highness for a long time.
The foreign chieftain: Your Highness looks just like my lost fiancée. I sincerely ask to marry the Grand Princess of Da Zhao.
The kind and modest young emperor: Did I ever agree to let my elder sister marry? They're all taking advantage of her amnesia to pose as her suitors.
The Grand Princess Zhen Guo has lost her memory, but she remembers that she has a frail, helpless husband who'll starve on the street in no time if she doesn't find him soon.
He fled his clan and took the name Fu Zhaoxi. While working as a bandit, he kidnapped the Regent and joked, "Your Highness, why not stay and be my bandit bride?"
Song Hang immediately shot him a withering look. Undeterred, he changed into women's clothes and went to stay by her side.
[Coming soon] My Cousin's Beauty Knows No Bounds: A stunning reborn cousin and her supposedly dead husband (who faked his death).
Suitors flock to Cousin Lin's maternal family's home after she becomes a young widow. She lazily says, "The one I had before was better."
Her maid doesn't understand. Lin Xu says flatly, "He died young. He won't be a problem."
The foolish servant's vacant eyes turn dark and deep. He only pretended to be dead as part of a scheme. He isn't really dead.
Theme: A woman, too, can bear Heaven's mandate and make her mark.
I have a weak question, is the author still writing [Let me be healthy]
You won't be fooled, will you? T-T
Just siblings, right?? Perhaps?
"The place where the mother is, this is me" is a big bug for the author~ Is it a bit difficult to read here? The paragraph where the emperor asked the heroine to live in the Yaoguang Palace
The two Song Dynasties are also easy to knock, but they are too small.
"Wait until Song Han puts his husband in bed", which is a big bug for the author~ help to