"Matriarchal kingdom's heir apparent x feudal princess"
The Li Ying Dynasty flourished for six hundred years, but sadly, its decline had begun. With the empire on the brink of collapse, who could turn the tide?
In turbulent times, many heroes emerge. Everyone claims to be a great champion, yet they end up handing the credit to a delicate princess secluded deep in the palace?
Princess Kangping, Li Yujun, was just sixteen, once renowned throughout the land for her peerless beauty. A flower reflected in water, a willow swaying in the breeze. Who could have guessed she would gallop on horseback, wield a broadsword, slay bandits, and save the people from the chaos of war?
It was all because she met someone.
Whenever she looked back, her gaze would fall upon a pair of eyes as calm and clear as an autumn lake.
That year, Wu Lingxiao came to Yingdu as an envoy with her people, carrying a priceless treasure and navigating the schemes of many factions. She never imagined she would fall headfirst into the arms of a beauty, who would wear down every last bit of her temper.
Their friends often teased her, saying the young lady who claimed she could conquer the world with a single sword had lost her soul to a beauty and was no longer her carefree, dashing self.
Wu Lingxiao would laugh at that, remembering how she had once taught the beauty to ride and wield a sword, then stormed the imperial palace, hijacked a bridal sedan, and joined forces with her to outwit their way to the military tally and secure the borders, before dividing the realm between them.
Back then, one was a truly overbearing foreigner, and the other a delicate little princess. The two fought bitterly over a mansion. Who could have imagined what the future would hold...
Theme: Break free from your restraints and stride boldly forward.
Nuxi's life is so wonderful!
This paragraph is very well written. Yujun found himself and strengthened himself. By the way, will Yujun change his mother's surname back? I don't feel comfortable having a male surname.
Why did you arrange for Wang Ji's death? It would have been better if it was a male prince who died. Wang Ji was smart and sensible. It would be a pity to die. The death of any man would be better than letting Wang Ji die.
Sure enough, are all the men in Ying Kingdom so disgusting? No one is good to the princess? So, what Wu Lingxiao robbed was the wedding sedan? In addition, the mansion that the princess spent so much time decorating is going to be polluted by a disgusting man. She will really vomit blood.
I call Yujun "Magic Princess". She must have never read military books, right? You haven't been out of the capital, right? She just chased the sun and stars and arrived in Nuxi by herself? It's not that easy for Wallin to pass, right?
If Yujun comes to Nuxi, how can he divide the world equally?
Men are in power and the war never ends. Yu'er's death felt unnecessary, and the same effect would have been the same if it were a male king, trying not to let women die meaninglessly.
Is there any difference between running away on the road and running away in Bassen? Does anyone know where the princess escaped from? It's not Basson's decision.
Wouldn't it be better to just run away when there is chaos on the way? Why take the risk to go to Basin? Women have no country or home. They will not be stupid enough to sacrifice their lives for a man's world. Yujun has other plans.
Hurry up and destroy the country, let Nuxi and Lan take over this land, and bring order to the world.