[Princess Wu Changcheng was born in the late Zhao Dynasty. She was the last eldest princess of Jokhang. Her brother Ai Diwen was weak and difficult to handle political affairs, so the eldest princess asked herself to go out of the capital to guard the border. For six years, the princess led troops to resist the enemy many times and consolidated the border defense. On the 20th, she returned to the capital to marry Wen Jian, the youngest son of the Tai Emperor's master, and became a widow on the 24th. In the same year, the emperor died, and the princess supported Yang, the eldest son of the concubine, as the emperor and was granted the title of eldest princess. At the age of twenty-eight, she died in front of the Prince Consort's Monument due to physical and mental exhaustion. Four years later, Zhao was destroyed by Jing. The last emperor respected his will and buried the eldest princess in the suburbs of the city, separately from the consort. Jing Chengzu praised the princess Zhao highly and personally gave her a posthumous title and named her Princess Wu Changchang.
This is the official life history of the person in the Princess Mausoleum. Why is it called official? Hiss, the male high school student Zhong Lijing looked at the eldest princess on his left who was accidentally released by him, turned his head and looked back at the female classmate on his right who was teaching the eldest princess to watch a short video, and just wanted to look up to the sky and scream!
"Your dynasty is really interesting. There are no provincial champions in Dazhao who are willing to dance boldly for the common people." Before the eldest princess could understand why there can be many champions in modern times, she had already learned to follow the female high school students and watch men dance on their mobile phones! Let's not mention why his team member's homepage still favors the flirtatious guy!
Yaoshou! Wouldn't it be possible for the martial arts-growing princess who is a master of martial arts and a dominating force to be ruined by a group of high school students who teach her manners?
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Throughout her life, Yan Ying was worthy of her parents, the people, and the Zhao Dynasty, but she was only sorry for the consort who accompanied her through the hail of bullets in the court. When she was framed by the imperial brother and the enemy, he was trapped in the palace as a family hostage. When Yan Ying escaped from the enemy camp with a narrow escape, formed a formation to annihilate the enemy troops and returned to the court triumphantly, what he found was the body of the consort.
Everyone said that the prince-in-law was gentle and kind, but only Yan Ying knew how ruthless he was. He was so ruthless that he would put his own life on the line for fear that she would swallow her anger and be assassinated by the emperor again. He watched the bright red flag with the word "Zhao" floating into the palace gate, and swallowed the poison without hesitation to force her to rebel. Yan Ying held her consort's body without shedding a single tear, and even gave up on herself, thinking that it was a good thing that the consort didn't see her skin that had been chapped by the wind and sun, and it didn't scare him. It was night, and everything was lonely. Only two or three people witnessed how the eldest princess killed the emperor and began to change the court. Everyone calls her as majestic as a man, but only Yan Ying knows that she is a walking corpse and will not be relieved until she is killed.
It's a pity that she made too many enemies and was not let go even if she died. For the next thousand years, she was trapped in the cemetery and suffered, until - "Sister, I'm here to report on the summer practice investigation. Can I ask you about the Princess Mausoleum..." Someone saw her.
Purpose: Women rejuvenate the country and bring peace to the country, regardless of ancient or modern times.
