In the 21st year of Jingyuan, Lin Ying, the royal family of Xiao Kingdom, died under the Cangwen Sword of Jin Wuqi, the sixth prince of Lan Kingdom...
During the dispute between the two countries, the Lan royal family, who had been lurking in the Xiao Kingdom in the early years, took initiative against the Xiao royal family and counties.
How to bridge the gap in status... Jin Wuqi fell in love with Lin Ying even though he knew he couldn't.
It's a pity that it's only for the mandarin ducks, not the water.
The Princess of the Imperial History of the Xiao Kingdom reproduces: Lin from the Duke's mansion and the second lady of the Wenren family had a son and a daughter. The eldest son followed his father and was given the name Yuan, and was granted the title of Wenren's son; the legitimate daughter followed her mother, was given the name Ying, and was granted the title of Princess Jiu Mu. The princess is smart and beautiful. She met the royal family of the Lan Kingdom at the age of ten and met at a palace banquet when she was twelve. The eight years ended in the princess' eighteen years. In April of the 21st year of Jingyuan, the state of Lan invaded. The identity of the national advisor was clearly established. After he ascended the throne, he sent troops to the state of Xiao. In order to protect the people of Yucheng, the princess fought against the army alone. Everyone lamented that the princess was so good at martial arts that she annihilated all the enemy troops by herself. The new emperor of the Lan Kingdom went into battle in person, but the princess was ultimately defeated and fell into the hands of the new emperor with the Cangwen Sword...
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PS: The main text will have an extra chapter, involving warlord themes of the Republic of China and modern times.
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