Throne Frost: the Emperor's Sister's Plan

The first emperor died and the young emperor stood up! The 12-year-old eldest princess Chu Zhaoning held a jade seal and climbed to Danqi, using the name of "supervising the country" to suppress the sinister memorial of Prime Minister Lin Henian, an old minister of the Manchu Dynasty. She criticized it as "ridiculous"; she tore the eunuch Wei Chengan's pretentious edict to pieces in public. But no one expected that the most ruthless "female Rakshasa" in the court would squat in the imperial garden and weave grasshoppers for his 6-year-old brother, saying with red eyes: "Heng'er, don't be afraid, my sister is here." ' Shen Yan, the general of Zhenbei, returned from Northern Xinjiang with the wind and snow. The hatred of his father's unjust death was still unresolved, but he lost his balance in the confrontation with her - she scolded him for being 'meddling', but he insisted on blocking the assassin's knife for her; she hid the poisoned hand and said 'no problem', and he traveled over the mountains and ridges overnight to find the antidote. Until the bowl of poisonous soup was brought to the imperial court, the young emperor said with red eyes, "Sister, I'm afraid you will steal my throne." She burst into tears while holding the empty bowl, but when she turned around, she ran into his arms. He touched her cold fingertips and stuffed the sword into her palm: "Zhao Ning, if you want to fight, I will be your sharp blade, cutting through thorns and thorns, invincible; if you retreat, I will do my best to protect you and take you home."