The eldest daughter of the Yuchi family is the wildest horse in Bianjing City.
When he was a child, he knocked the little prince whom the official family loved most into a lotus pond, causing him to suffer from lung disease.
Even when he grew up, he was restless. He killed all the young men on the polo field and left no one behind.
When she reached the marriageable age, the officials asked her to choose between the prince and the king of Wei.
The prince is her cousin and has cleaned up her mess since she was a child. Logically speaking, she should choose the prince.
She doesn't.
"For officials, I choose the King of Wei. The prince should be matched with a dignified and virtuous man. I am too wild and the palace city cannot control me!"
Later, when the official family died and the prince ascended the throne, she left the capital with King Wei to join the feudal vassal and guard the southern border on behalf of the emperor.
In the seventh year of Chengkang, Southern Chu raised troops.
The king of Wei fought and defeated the enemy's 50,000 elite troops. In the last battle, he died in Lishui.
Nan Chu counterattacked, and Princess Wei went into battle in full filial piety and won a tragic victory.
The officials summoned Princess Wei and her family back to the capital. She carried the coffin into the city, and the people came to welcome her from thousands of miles away.
After that, Princess Wei lived in the capital as a widow and stayed behind closed doors.
Suddenly one spring, peach blossoms climbed over the courtyard wall.
The little princess sneaked out, accidentally entered the peach forest, and met an immortal.
The immortal asked her: "Little princess, has your mother's heart disease been cured?"
"It can't be cured."
"Why?"
"Unless the person who harmed my father is dead."
"Okay."
This article is also called "Uncle and Sister-in-law Literature: I Helped My Sister-in-law Kill My Brother"
Purpose: Justice is higher than revenge
