The Eldest Princess of the Southern Song Dynasty

Rumor has it that Liu Yu, the founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty, had many children, but he had one daughter in his care, born from his first wife. There are only a few historical books but no detailed records. All we know is that the founding princess was born on the eve of the Feishui War, and was born in the troubled times of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. He was raised by his mother Liu Zang. As far back as I can remember, Liu Yu had been fighting for many years and was not close to him even as a married woman. Throughout his life, Emperor Wu Liu Yu loved his eldest daughter from his first wife. This woman is Liu Xingdi. Liu Yilong, Emperor Wen of the Southern Song Dynasty, respected this eldest sister very much during his lifetime. This woman was born, observing the changes in the dynasty of three generations, and caring about her father's business and the country. Finally passed away in the 21st year of Yuanjia. Apart from history books, nothing I have experienced in this life is better than what I saw with the eyes of the founding princess. After thousands of years, the most unbearable thing for Liu Xingdi is the separation of life and death... Everything that was not recorded in the history books can now be restored through the eyes of the founding princess to experience the political changes of the Southern Song Dynasty.