The Great Song Princess Stopped Emperor Li Er's Carriage

Also known as From the Start in the Jurchen Camp, Ending with a Kingdom and The Song Princess's Student Years in Tang.

When His Majesty Li Er went on a discreet outing with Empress Zhangsun and Crown Prince Li Chengqian,

a bloodstained girl who looked like a beggar stopped his carriage.

"I am a princess of the Great Song from a later age. Emperor Taizong of Tang, would you like to know why Empress Zhangsun died so young? Would you like to know why you and Crown Prince Li Chengqian became enemies? Would you like to know why the Tang dynasty fell?"

Li Shimin's pupils narrowed. Li Chengqian furrowed his brow, and Empress Zhangsun could no longer maintain her gentle smile.

The girl said, "My dynasty is suffering the humiliation of the Jingkang Incident. My father and brothers cannot be relied upon, so our generation must grow strong. Please teach me the ways of ruling and commanding an army. In exchange, I'll tell you the answers you want to know and help you enrich the country and strengthen its military."

Zhao Jun transmigrates into the body of Zhao Jinzhu, Princess He Fu. She has the Enrich the Country and Strengthen the Military System, but it is completely useless.

By the time she transmigrates, the Jurchen army has already reached the walls of Bianjing, ready to abduct all the imperial clan members and relatives in the city.

Zhao Jun finds a chance to rally a group of people. As they travel north, they all follow her and deliberately charge into the Jurchen soldiers' blades.

At the moment of crisis, the Enrich the Country and Strengthen the Military System automatically activates its emergency shelter mode and randomly transports them to the Zhenguan era of the Tang dynasty.

Thinking of the famous Emperor Taizong of Tang, Zhao Jun decides to strike a deal with him.

The problem now is that every one of them is undocumented. How can she finagle a meeting with Emperor Taizong and get him to believe her?

CP: Li Chengqian. The Tang and Song dynasties are fictionalized.

This story focuses on the growth of the male and female leads. It will not cover the heir's storyline. It is not a strong-female-lead story or a feminist story.

Theme: Family harmony