As the only daughter of a general, Gu Yusu is well aware of the responsibilities and burdens on her shoulders. Even though her father is a general who defends the family and the country on the battlefield, she already knows that this is just the duty of a general. The emperor can abandon it at any time if he is unhappy. She needs to make plans in advance just to survive. After many years, the Gu family has no successor, Gu Yusu resolutely takes up the burden and wants to marry someone who can protect the Gu family.
The third prince, the largest salted fish in the capital, became her first target. He was powerful and not very intelligent, so Gu Yusu decisively chose to hug the salted fish tail, crying and begging bitterly. . .
She is a person who has never been shameless in order to survive.
But this time she was still so unlucky. She went to the wrong hill. She was powerful and powerful, and the salted fish was real. On the wedding day, the salted fish seemed dead and did not appear. The emperor sent troops to take the opportunity to wipe out the Gu family in one fell swoop. Her great military exploits were defeated by the emperor's suspicion. Gu Yusu used her veil to turn into a sharp blade to break out of the siege, and disappeared in the capital with a flash of bright red.
Many years later, Gu Yusu relied on her shrewd mind to join forces with Jiang Wan, the daughter of the emperor's merchant, to create a new business territory. This time, the salted fish hugged her thigh tightly and cried, "Please, madam, please save your poor unmarried husband. Give it to the two sons."
Gu Yusu curled her lips and smiled, looking in the direction of the capital. Her plan had changed and she was going to jump over the dragon gate with her.
Purpose: The burden behind the gate is always heavier than that of others
