My husband was the most spirited young man in the world. He began leading troops into battle at sixteen, captured Suihe, the capital of Daping, at seventeen, and helped his father ascend the throne at eighteen.
My husband was also the most irreverent and unrestrained emperor in the world, with no regard for the rules of propriety. He killed his elder brother at twenty-two. At twenty-three, he reformed the court and made my elder brother chancellor.
I was his first wife, the most virtuous woman in the history books. I married him at thirteen, became a princess consort at sixteen, entered the imperial palace at twenty, and was crowned empress at twenty-one.
At thirty, I died in the Central Hall.
Content warnings:
1. This story has historical inspirations, but it is still set in an alternate world.
2. Readers who want chaste characters, beware. The male lead is not sexually pure, and the female lead is not pure of heart.
3. It includes both fictionalized history and scenes inspired by real figures.
Theme: The growth of an emperor and empress
I don't read much. Who is the prototype? Please let me know.
The wedding ceremony among nobles was very complicated. In such a simple marriage, even if the bride is not taken seriously, the face of the eldest grandson's family will be lost.
Wuwuwu Finally, when he died and could finally see her, she disappeared for the second time.
Well written, the meaning is all in it
In fact, the male protagonist always thought that the female protagonist didn't love him, but he is the female protagonist's obsession, how could she not love him? But the male protagonist is a bit speechless if he does not enter the harem after the death of the female protagonist. His late love is worse than grass? The prince is worthy of being the male protagonist's son, and he is equally cool.
Why do they lose their souls? So if no one in the world thinks about them, they will lose their souls?