In the first year of Xihe, the precarious Zhou Dynasty temporarily became stable. The young emperor Yu Xie ascended the throne in front of his brother's coffin, starting a magnificent history of bringing order out of chaos.
Amid the complicated family of powerful ministers harboring evil intentions, the scheming southwest vassal state, the fierce northern tribes, and the wind and frost swords, the first decision Yu Xie made was to welcome back a barbarian queen with blue eyes from the Orantor Empire in the far north. Is this choice to risk the disapproval of the world to find a reliable ally for myself in the rapids, or is it to never forget the cherished promise made with the jade pendant and cross when I was young?
And how will the indifferent and indifferent female commander, the young guest minister whose life experience is a mystery, the brave and tenacious female clerk, and the naive and ignorant southern princess transform in this complicated and complicated situation, and how will it end? How to paint a bright and magnificent picture of a prosperous age with passion?
1. This article probably uses a POV technique, which is biased towards group portrait narration. The main characters in each branch line will be more inscribed. The protagonist and supporting roles are divided into 60 and 40, so don't enter if you don't like it.
2. Reminiscing about the Past·Race for Prosperity is a novel with two female protagonists and two authors. The author of the Stone Condensation Chapter, Yogurt Boiled Orange Miao, and the author of the Prosperous Age Chapter, Xu Chuchen, will be published by two author IDs. The overall structure and background of the story are consistent. There will be intersections in the plot, which will be explained in the text, but basically there will be no problem that you cannot understand by reading only one book. If you have any questions, you can leave your comments in the comment area.
Purpose: Taking the struggle between family, country, world and power as the framework, it also writes about personal love and hate.