Raising the Knife to Reflect the Mountains and Rivers

The fourth prince Shao Qi was framed for treason and escaped pursuit and broke into the Langsui military camp in Yanchixing. Yan Chixing recognized him, and in order to avenge the sudden death of his sister, the princess, in the palace, he selected Shao Qi as the future emperor, and secretly planned to help him ascend to the throne. In order to prevent Shao Qi's identity from being exposed, Yan Chixing forced him to disguise himself as a woman and claim to be his concubine, and in the future he might also be the wife of a third-grade guard general. Shao Qi was quite angry about this, but he could only endure Yan Chixing calling his wife "Mrs." In the Great West, Yan Chixing took Shao Qi to drink, watch movies and visit a brothel, to appreciate the customs and customs that were completely different from the prosperous Kyoto, and taught him how to manage the frontier. Shao Qi successfully ascended the throne, and Yan Chixing captured Quan Qiang and presented it to him as a congratulatory gift. When debriefing at the end of the year, Shao Qi specially named Yanchi to return to Kyoto. However, this trip was like a sheep in a cage. Yan Chixing could only laugh at himself. After all, he was the one who caused trouble by raising a tiger. Purpose: Loyal to the Emperor and Patriotic