After Learning to Tell Fortunes, I Became the Enemy Nation's Empress

[Entertainment Edition] Chu Yanyan’s father is a prince, her grandfather is the chancellor, and she herself is the most dazzling young princess of Yue. Back then, by the Huangni River in Shilazi Village, a little boy clutched a pike and asked shyly, “Can I marry Chu Yanyan?” Chu Yanyan laughed scornfully. “Ha! You? A stinking kid from some backwater tribe thinks he can marry this princess?” Later, the boy became an outstanding young general. He entered the capital with an envoy and pointed happily at a white horse, speaking with hidden meaning. “I like everything here.” Chu Yanyan sneered. “Oh, you like it? Then I’ll give you this horse. Hurry up and take it back to your hometown. Though it won’t help you plow fields or grow crops!” Now, an army of a million men stands at the city gates. The young general rides a fine steed and charges straight for the gate, holding the pass alone. He’s here! He’s here, coming to kill us with his curved saber! Chu Yanyan smiled stiffly. “Hehe, um… well, long time no see…” Just as she is about to become cannon fodder, Chu Yanyan suddenly obtains a book of divination. “Well, look at that! This princess is changing careers to become a fortune-teller!” [Concise Edition] Chu Yanyan, do you still remember Wanyan Yi by the Huangni River?