The Story of the Eldest Princess Wanrou

Introduction to "Blood on the Wall: The Biography of Princess Wanrou" Wanrou, the most beautiful woman in the Yan Kingdom, once tried her best to protect the enemy proton Chen Jin and help him return to the country. However, she was framed by the treasonous prince Yan Hong. She married a distant country and suffered humiliation. She lived in a sheep pen and became a military prostitute. After she became pregnant, she jumped into a lake to have an abortion, causing the lake to be red all year round. Fortunately, the young Ah Che protected her with her life. Yan Zhao, the younger brother of the Sixth Emperor, returned to the country according to the secret message she left behind. After Wanrou returned to the country, she took advantage of the situation and took power, but was again exploited and poisoned by her relatives. After she awakened, she used A Che as a blade and joined forces with Chen Jin, who had become the Northern Desert Emperor. She eventually ascended the throne as the empress and settled the old grudges of the country. However, she refused to be affectionate to Chen Jin because of the shadow of the past. Although she was finally moved by Shen Jin's job in the country and became pregnant with twins, she died due to an illness caused in her early years. She spent her life fighting back from being a chess piece to becoming a chess player. Behind her, A Che guarded the mausoleum and Shen Jin protected the peace between the two countries. Her story has become a legend that spans a hundred years.