Ye Wenfeng, the seventh princess of the Northern Kingdom and the fifth princess of the Southern Kingdom, led his troops to defeat the Northern Kingdom and merged the five kingdoms into one.
Once the emperor granted death, another dynasty reappeared in the world.
Is it fate or a trick from God?
Note:
Make up history, there may be ghosts and gods, refuse to pay attention to the party, the author of the whole text thinks for himself, refuse to plagiarize, even if it is only the copy, plagiarism is not allowed.
The heroine is the main perspective, with a God's perspective.
The names that are not written do not mean that they will not appear. The names of the protagonist and supporting characters may be rewritten at any time. In addition, this article is not published here, but the author himself is the one who posted it, and this article has not been signed (I will tell you, did I not meet the contract conditions?).
I feel like I won't be able to reach it in my lifetime.
Lightning protection:
Women respect boys (some countries can only give birth to boys or girls, except for special circumstances. The country where the heroine was born can only have boys. Unless the heroine is willing, she will not have children. The heroine is not an exception.)
The heroine herself has a harem and has a certain emotional basis, but it is not necessarily love. It may be family, friendship, and interests, and love is most likely one-way. But I will tell you that the heroine I wrote has no feelings? No, she is just emotionally weak.
The heroine likes beauties, regardless of gender. She appreciates beauties and doesn't like forcing people, let alone being forced. But as long as it's not too ugly, she has no problem with it, but I basically won't write about ugly ones.
The author himself will save the manuscript when he is inspired. He saves 3,000 and sends it once. He may stop updating at any time, or abandon it for a longer period of time. (So you may only be able to see copywriting in your lifetime)
More than 3,000 words will be published here for the first time on October 10, 2022 (three chapters, each chapter is about 1,000 words)
Intention: equality, freedom, harmony.