A gentle man who attaches great importance to love and justice × a cynical and smooth woman
The heroine will change her surname later
"I questioned the gods in front of the hall. If I complained, I would be punished by death."
When Lin Qingming was seventeen years old, she knew that the world belongs to everyone. It belongs to her, who had no father or mother after she was ten years old and had to work out her own business on the street. It belongs to the person who sits and fishes at the beach all day long. It belongs to the madwoman who talks about going crazy on the road. It belongs to the kind-hearted aunt next door who helps her. She belongs to a good person and a bad person...
It was an early spring day in an ordinary year. After the fifteenth failed assassination attempt, 21-year-old Lin Qingming traveled south to Beijing for the first time in her life, a journey of 1,200 miles.
"The Seventh Princess was born to the Qi family, a government officer who promoted the rule of the people. She spent many years in Beiyingzhou to investigate the people's sentiments. She became increasingly intelligent and upright in character. She served as an official with grace, benefited the people's livelihood, and legislated moral governance. Following the emperor's order, the Seventh Princess was specially summoned to return to the capital. She was enthroned as a prince in the court and given the title of Ding. Her mother, the Qi family, pursued the title of Concubine Xu. I ask King Ding to return to the capital in the near future and come to the capital to fulfill his duties as king."
Lin Qingming still remembers the spring afternoon of that year. She closed the doors and windows in the house, lit the dragon incense burner, and devoted herself to writing a letter to Shang Bing, the auxiliary officer of Hanying Army and later the consort, when her father's people knocked on the door.
At that time, the people of Beiyingzhou said, "This world may really become the Lin family's world!" It became a prophecy.
Of course she knew that no emperor would let a princess who was brought back from outside and whose identity was still questionable be a prince.
Of course she knew where around her country she needed a woman who could be exchanged for gifts, had a high status, and did not have the habit of relying on and using the royal power.
At this moment, does this world still belong to me?
Purpose: The people are the most important thing, the country is the second most important thing, and the king is the most important thing.
