This Princess Is the King

Lu Chi, the concubine of the prime minister's palace, was forced to marry Yan Liao, the king of the North of the Killing God, on behalf of her eldest sister. On the wedding day, her eldest sister laughed at her in public: "A concubine, is she worthy of riding in a sedan chair?" Lu Chi threw the torch into the sedan curtain with his backhand: "Whoever likes to sit in this broken sedan chair can sit on it." In the light of the fire, the groom Yan Liao came over with a long sword dripping with blood: "What a coincidence, I just killed the lobbyist sent by the emperor." The two looked at each other and saw the same word in each other's eyes: "act". The emperor wanted to use the marriage to spy on Yan Liao, but Yan Liao took advantage of his plan and married the concubine who dared to burn the sedan chair. Lu Chi wanted to leave the prime minister's palace, so he pretended to be the assassin's official concubine. During the day, she played the role of a good wife in front of the emperor. At night, she and Yan Liao burned down the treasury of corrupt officials and the lair of the Duanshan bandits. The emperor was furious: "Do you still have royal laws in your eyes?" The two said in unison: "This princess (king) is the king." Later, she became empress and he became regent. Historical records: Blazing flames set the prairie ablaze, and the world returns to fire.