As a royal daughter who grew up in a national temple, Su Ling said that she has always been Buddhist.
More than ten thousand people? No interest; the right to live or die? Not interested.
But being in the royal family is not allowed to make the decision by oneself. In order to have the right to live, Su Ling couldn't help but take the position of regent who would not die well.
But even so, in the end she still found that she was still on the chessboard of that superior person, and every step she took was in that person's plan and never deviated from it.
Purpose: If you are really in the royal family, let alone stay out of it, even if you want to survive, the choice you make is just to go from the tiger's den to the wolf's den.