The Prince Is Depressed and Wants to Invite a Princess

On a dark night, a panting horse lay in the woods, white foam mixed with blood remaining around its lips. "The horse is dying. Prince, please rest on the spot. Wait until daybreak and then think of a solution." The man in black, who was covered in black, said. "Oh... Ok." The prince muttered. "Why did Zhou Qing save me?" The prince suddenly cried sadly. "The country has been ruined and the king and father have passed away. How can I live alone?" The man in black hurriedly advised: "Sir, the princess has joined the Chu army. We still have a chance of winning." "How can the tens of thousands of Chu troops be compared with the Suzhou cavalry? Not to mention..." The prince said while crying. "Stop crying. Master, I haven't slept for three days and two nights. I'm too tired. Can you let me sleep for a while?" "If you send me away with one sword, I can rest in peace." "Then what? Go to the princess to collect the death penalty? It's too troublesome, why not kill myself directly. One sword goes straight to the Naihe Bridge, it's easy!" The prince was stunned. The man in black pulled off his belt, tied the prince's hands, and said, "I'm sorry, sir. If you want to die, you can wait until I wake up. Okay, don't die yet." He breathed a sigh of relief and lay down to sleep. Tomorrow? Let's talk again! It is a group portrait about restoring the country and seeking power through imaginary history. The emotional line is very light and the power and strategy are important. There is a strong female character, but the perspective will switch between the male and female protagonists. The main theme is that strong men fight each other and strong women mediate. Recommended for those who are destined to read "Red Mansions" and "Three Kingdoms"! There are more CPs, but double cleanliness is not guaranteed!