Chapter 21 — In front of the Great Hall, I suddenly changed the person chosen to be my son-in-law

As for me, Princess An Ninh, the Princess Governor who turned the situation around in a time of danger, single-handedly donated all military provisions. My reputation also reached an unprecedented peak. From then on, no one dared to say that I was benevolent like a woman, and no one dared to doubt my ability. Their eyes looking at me were filled with admiration and submission. There was even a private time when my father held my hand, filled with emotion.

"Nguyet Nhi, I'm old."

"Looking at you and General Giang, one person taking care of affairs in the court, the other maintaining the border, together making Dai Ninh be ruled orderly and orderly, I... am really very relieved."

"I'm thinking, perhaps the ancestors' country... may not necessarily be passed on to the prince."

His words are full of profound meaning. My heart moved slightly. But I just bowed my head and didn't answer. The time hasn't come yet. Half a month later. The Chinh Bac army returned triumphantly. That day, I personally led the mandarins ten miles out of the city to welcome him. I stood on the castle wall, watching the black steel giant dragon slowly approach from the end of the horizon. The leader was still wearing silver armor and riding on the back of a black warhorse. It's just that his body no longer had the sharpness and murderous aura like when he went to war. Instead, it looks calm and steady like a mountain after having gone through many times of tempering between blood and fire. He is the hero of Dai Ninh. Also my man. He saw me. Amidst countless eyes watching, he threw himself off his horse. The sound of armor colliding rang out loudly. He walked towards me step by step. Behind him were three generals and soldiers, and the cheers echoed like rolling waves from the people of the capital. But in his eyes... There's only me. He walked to the foot of the citadel and looked up at me. In those deep eyes, there was a lot of nostalgia and tenderness. He did not kneel down. Just stood there quietly looking at me. I looked at him, smiling brightly. Bright as summer flowers.

"Welcome back, Marshal Giang."

He also smiled. That smile was like warm sunlight on a winter day, in the blink of an eye it melted the ice on his face.

"God of luck did not fail in his mission."

At that moment, my heart was extremely certain. The greatest luck in our lives. Not being born as a Princess, nor having comments. It was the time he moved his fingers without hesitation on Kim Loan Palace that day. In paradise. Wei Dien listened to the earth-shattering cheers outside, listened to every story praising the merits of Giang Ham Diep and me. He sat motionless in the corner, his eyes blank. His once handsome face was now covered with dirt and despair. He lost. Lose to miserable failure. Not only did he lose his future, he lost his family. But he also lost the most beautiful woman in the world that should have belonged to him. Tears of regret slid down from the corners of his dry, cracked eyes. But in this world there has never been a medicine for regret. In the palace. The deposed queen heard the palace staff happily recount the bustling scene outside. The Buddha necklace in her hand suddenly broke with a loud sound. The pearls fell all over the ground. She suddenly threw the wooden toy inside His hand hit the wall, letting out a mournful scream.

"Why did things turn out like this!"

She doesn't understand. The obedient daughter, despite her arrangements for more than ten years, suddenly turned into this appearance. Becoming so strange, so strong, so scary. She couldn't think straight. And there will forever be no chance to understand anymore. Waiting for her were only four high walls and endless loneliness. The Great Triumph Ceremony was held at Thai Hoa Palace. His father sat high on the dragon chair, joy clearly visible on his face. Giang Ham Diep stood under the palace, receiving congratulations from the civil and military mandarins. He was ordained as "Tran Quoc Cong", enjoying the land of ten thousand households, and an eternal title. That was the highest reward that a prince other than them could receive since Dai Ninh founded the country. As for me, thanks to my merits as director of the country, my father also gave me the Golden Books and Golden Treasures, equal status to the Prince.