The Princess Does Not Marry

She was once the most sober princess in the palace. If her father was lazy in politics, she would read the memorials by herself; if her mother could not persuade her father, she would memorize the lessons herself. On the day the city fell, her mother pushed her into a mass grave and said, "Don't hate it, live on." She hated it, but she also lived. Eight years later, she changed her name to Ah Jiu and worked as a bookkeeper at Jiangnan Embroidery Fang. The old army asked her to restore the country, but she saw something among the people - the man who overthrew her family governed the world much better than her father. When she came to Beijing, she originally wanted to see what the enemy who killed her father looked like. As a result, after looking at it, I helped him change taxes, clean up corrupt officials, and open up border trade. Xiao Yan said: "If you are willing, I will give you the second position." She said: "Your Majesty, I just want to do things." From the princess of the subjugated country to the minister of commerce of the new dynasty, she spent fourteen years living the most impossible life in history - a woman who did not rely on marriage or revenge, but only relied on her own hands to participate in building a new era. What she wants is not a husband, but the world.