The eldest princess of Da Qi, Ming Ji Xin and Ji Yan, accepted the emperor's brother's decree and married Li Shuochuan, the prime minister of the dynasty, three years later.
Li Shuochuan was eight feet tall, with sword-shaped eyebrows and starry eyes. He was of noble conduct and taciturn. He was born in the direct line of the Li family in Huaibei. He passed the third yuan of the family at a young age and was both civil and military. He was the top of the list of Daqi girls' most desired husband.
Ever since he came to Kyoto to prepare for the exam five years ago, the concierge of the Li Mansion has never been at peace. Every day he receives invitations or visits, but without exception he is rejected.
The eldest princess, Ming Jiqing, was raised in a deep palace since she was a child. She got seriously ill because of playing in the snow when she was young, and her health has always been bad.
Because the emperor was her biological eldest brother, he had said before he ascended the throne that no one could wrong Ming Jixin. As soon as these words came out, the princes in Kyoto fled like fire and water.
No one thought that the emperor would suddenly marry him and the eldest princess.
The two have been married for ten years and have nothing to show for it. Both the ministers and the common people are becoming less and less optimistic about their marriage.
Just when the tenth year was about to come to an end, Li Shuochuan saw Hua Xing, the first-class maid beside the eldest princess, in front of the palace gate. Hua Xing's face was calm, but her eyes were filled with unconcealable sadness...
"In the winter of the thirteenth year of the Yongle calendar, the eldest princess Ming Jiqing passed away and lived in the Prime Minister's Mansion at the age of 28. She had no children in her life. The prince-in-law Li Shuochuan was so sad that he became bald overnight." - "The Biography of the eldest princess"
The text is from the heroine's perspective
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