Su Qiao was afraid it would never stop, so she hurriedly said, "All right, keep an eye on the surroundings while I sort through my memories."
As if you needed to tell me.
444 raised its chin, looking as though she had just said something completely unnecessary.
Su Qiao closed her eyes and began carefully sorting through her memories.
In this plane, Su Qiao was not actually called Su Qiao, but Huang Qiao. She was the youngest imperial sister of the late Empress of Huangming Kingdom, the only living Prince, and was known as Prince Rui.
When she and Li Sang, the current Empress's father, were young, they had been mutually in love. In the end, however, Li Sang had "succumbed to family pressure," entered the palace, and married the Empress.
Heartbroken, Huang Qiao left the Imperial Capital and went to the frontier. Starting as an ordinary soldier, she eventually became the Great General of Pacifying the West.
It was not until the Former Emperor suddenly died and a Palace Coup erupted in the Imperial Capital that she hurried back.
The situation was chaotic at the time. Many people believed that she had rushed back with her army because she wanted the throne. Even her subordinates thought so.
The truth, however, was that after hearing Li Sang's tearful complaints, she supported Li Sang's daughter, Huang Ying, in becoming Empress. She directly pushed Li Sang, who had never been favored by the Former Emperor in the palace, into the position of The King.
To consolidate the father and daughter's positions, she even helped them deal with many opposing voices, paving a smooth and broad road for them.
Unfortunately, her efforts received nothing in return.
After exhausting herself for Li Sang and his daughter, she was ultimately accused of embezzlement and bribery,