[This is a passionate work, revised so many times that I almost forgot what the first draft looked like]
The copywriting will not be changed, the main line will be roughly the same, but the article will be revised. Even if it is posted, it is not the final version. I will keep revising it until I am satisfied.
During the Jingtai period, midwinter had not yet arrived and late autumn had arrived. In order to pray for an early end to the war and for the people at the border to not suffer from the cold, Princess Jinghe went to Puji Temple in the suburbs of Beijing to fast and pray for Buddha. She happened to be seriously ill, so she temporarily stayed in a Buddhist temple for more than a month...
[During this period, she had a dream. At the end of the dream, she supported her four-month-old body and rolled down the wall of Daqi City, bleeding out. Before she died, she heard a heartbreaking "Guan'er". The voice was not from her husband, Emperor Daqi, but from the God of War of Daqi, His Highness King Chen.
When she was dying, she raised her hand and brushed his resolute outline. She smiled strangely and sadly. She moved her lips and said softly: "Next time, you must not send me to the palace again. I don't want the position of queen."
She saw his scarlet eyes were full of moisture, and she also saw the blood on his face, but she couldn't tell whether his expression was regretful or not.
At the last moment of her life, she did not wait for his answer. She only knew that his whole body was trembling and he was sobbing... And the end of her life could only be rushed through with two lives.
After recovering from a serious illness, Princess Jinghe heard that the war at the border was about to end and the envoy from Daqi was coming. She expected that the marriage issue could not be avoided, so she chose to return to the palace to face it.
In the Jingguo Palace, she met the brother of Emperor Daqi, a "god of war" who was intimidated by the people of both countries.
In the eyes of the people of Daqi, His Royal Highness Chen Wang was brave and good at fighting, and could keep the country stable. But at the same time, he was cruel and bloodthirsty, and could kill several people on his horse for trivial matters.
In the eyes of the people of Jingguo, he was an invincible being who was willing to fight and capable of fighting. He was a being who frightened the soldiers.
But in the eyes of Princess Jinghe, he is her salvation and destination. Therefore, she does not believe in rumors, but only believes in the guidance of fate...
Reading Guide: Not reborn, but guided by a golden finger.
Shuang Jiewen
Purpose: Don't believe in fate, but believe in luck