The Fallen Princess Can See the Future

The Great Jin court was teetering on the brink of collapse. Liangzhou had carved out its own territory and commanded a powerful army, and now it had petitioned for a princess's hand in marriage.

It was called a marriage proposal, but was really an insult. The He family showed no respect for imperial authority and harbored deep resentment.

While all the princesses wanted nothing to do with the match, Li Zhaoyu accepted the absurd proposal without hesitation.

Trembling with fear, she relied on the jade cicada in her hand for guidance, escaping danger again and again in Liangzhou.

But the living King of Hell was far too wary. When he questioned her and left her at a loss for words, the jade cicada gave her only one instruction: cry!

Li Zhaoyu bit her lip, her eyes brimming with tears.

He Hun looked impatient. With a click of his tongue, he reached out and wiped her tears. "You're already crying? Fine, I'll stop asking."

He Hun was naturally suspicious. He watched coldly as the princess told him again and again that she liked him, and scoffed at her.

Gradually, he began to think she might truly be head over heels for him.

But just as they were about to live in harmony, a slap stung his face.

What love? It was all a lie!

At first, He Hun looked at the princess and said, "Who do you think you are? Should I just put my two hundred thousand soldiers under your command?"

Later: "My two hundred thousand soldiers are yours to command, and so am I."

A resilient, kindhearted, delicate heroine versus a volatile, mad-dog hero

The heroine isn't stupid, but she can play dumb. The hero is a rabid dog, but the heroine knows how to tame one.

Theme: The only person who can save you is yourself.