[The eldest princess who is in charge of the government and holds the imperial power × the rebellious prince who pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger]
[Xie Yanqi × Si Tingjun (Jiang Jiting)]
[Machiavellian, dual strength, strong sense of contrast, falling in love and killing each other]
In the first year of Jingwu, the Jiang family was wiped out and no one survived.
In June of the following year, there was a fire in Chonghua Palace. The prince died trying to save Yongping, and the princess lost her memory.
Twelve years later, the first emperor died and the young emperor ascended the throne. Xie Yanqi was promoted to the eldest princess and became regent to resist the king of Liang.
In court, she is cold-faced and scheming; behind the scenes, she flies over eaves and walls, and can defeat Lu Zhishen with three punches.
In order to stabilize the government, she joined forces with Si Tingyun, the orphan of the Jiang family and the youngest prince:
She agreed to the Xuejiang case and he helped get rid of King Liang.
When you meet your opponent in chess, you will have a lifelong love.
In the previous life, Si Tingyun misrecognized each other, causing her to be buried in a sea of fire;
If he does it again, he won't give in anymore——
When she killed someone, he handed her the knife; when she was assassinated, he sealed her throat.
She stayed in court for three years to clear up the grievances.
He fought on the battlefield for three years and defeated the Rongdi for her.
On the day of triumph, he held a spear and a white horse, and loudly asked for orders:
"I, Tingyun, will guard this country for the eldest princess."
She stood at the top of the city and answered softly:
"The city is full of spring scenery, but I only want one begonia."
"Junjing is like Ye, Wenhua is like brocade. I'll wait for you to come home."
Reading guide:
①Daily update
②The male protagonist is reborn, but the female protagonist is not. Sweet novel, HE, there is no age difference, the male protagonist is fighting for each other.
Intention: The heart of holding pearls is far away, but the meaning of jade is still deep.