Novel Blurb:
The Great Heng Dynasty has been weakened for years, while foreign enemies watch hungrily from the sidelines. Looking at the court and the country, civil officials are prized and the military suppressed, leaving men of iron will to suffer under verbal attacks and written denunciations.
Year after year, they pay tribute and cede territory, until the vast realm is reduced to a corner of Jiangnan.
Warm blood splashes across Zhao Qingyu's face, adding a touch of bewitching allure to her exquisite features. The Yao tribe is routed and forced to retreat at every turn. Zhao Qingyu pursues them relentlessly, until the tribe is wiped out.
When Zhao Qingyu, the Great Princess of Mingyi, returns victorious to the capital, she is greeted not by congratulations from the whole court, but by written denunciations.
The officials all say, "The Great Princess is cruel and unrighteous, destroying nations and wiping out tribes."
Zhao Qingyu executes the Censor-in-Chief right there in court.
The officials are furious, but dare not speak.
That same day, the Great Princess is granted the title of Grand Marshal Zhaoming and placed in command of all three armies.
The emperor often says, "If the Great Princess were a man, she would rule the world and surely keep Great Heng free from worry for a hundred years."
Zhao Qingyu adds, "If I live to be a hundred, I will wipe out every foreign tribe."
* This story has a slow start.
* The female lead is The Outcast, second only to one and above all others.
* The female lead is no saint.
* The female lead possesses absolute martial prowess.
* The female lead reclaims the realm and grows stronger along the way.
Coming soon: The Eldest Legitimate Daughter Is Mad and Alluring
* A mad and alluring female lead + a male lead who is sometimes cold and sometimes warm *
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In her previous life, Lin Xun'an fell into Prince Cheng Wei Long's trap of love. As a result, her maternal grandfather's entire family, all loyal subjects, were framed for forming a faction, colluding with the enemy, and betraying their country. They died without clearing their names. Lin Xun'an had her hands and feet chopped off and was turned into a human pig, left to be trampled by anyone.
Reborn, Lin Xun'an would rather shoulder every sin imaginable than let anything happen to her grandfather's family. She will drag those scheming cowards into hell. Step by step, she will crush Wei Long's pride and grind him into the dirt.
Lin Xun'an is grateful to Feng Jian for gathering her bones after her death in her previous life and secretly helping her time and again.
But she never expected to get caught up in even more schemes.
The female lead's motto: As long as I'm alive, I'll make sure you all die =^=
Theme: When the nation is strong, its people are strong.
I haven't read the article yet, but when I saw the title, the thought "This word is so noble" flashed in my mind. It's strange, but I really feel that "the first emperor concubine" is more noble than the "first princess"
The heroine is really naive and doesn't want to be the emperor. What will happen to her when the new emperor comes to the throne, unless the regent makes the emperor a puppet.
The trash snack is not worthy of the heroine. The heroine can only marry a husband and serve as a servant, but there is no heroine who can marry someone!
Without being an emperor, can the heroine protect herself and her subordinates?
It's finally finished. I think I can continue to publish this series of articles, telling many stories about Yu'er's march and battles, etc. It's so interesting.
It turns out that they have never been naturalized, which is a big deal.
Daily Quote: Shi Ke is not a good person
Too clean may be the biggest problem. I always feel that something is wrong with this family.
It's a bit off guard that it's gone so quickly, and I feel like the beginning of the novel I've read is too similar, but that one had a male protagonist who was a princess from a tribe, and the heroine thought the male protagonist was ugly and didn't want to get married. The series was deliberately very similar to this one, but that one had a male protagonist and this one didn't. Has the text been changed?
Di Ji is very charming, but unfortunately if the character in the novel is true, Di Ji only controls the borders and does not hold power. Without the protection and love of Emperor Jing, she will soon die without a burial place, and the national policy she has worked so hard to implement will soon be counterattacked.