The Rebirth of a Daughter: My Lord, I Will Never Be a Concubine

The world's dynamics are like the ever-changing winds and clouds. After a long period of unity, division is inevitable, and after a long period of division, unity is inevitable. Currently, the most talked-about event in the world is the fact that Prince Nalan of Yunqin State has openly rebelled on the very day of his wedding to the princess!

That night, the palace, which should have been filled with a festive atmosphere, was suddenly enveloped by a chilling, sickening, bloody odor. Smoke filled the air like a demon, while blazing flames shot up into the sky, illuminating it with a brilliant crimson glow, as if igniting the very air.

Nalan Yanyu led 20,000 elite troops, charging through the encirclement like a tiger descending from a mountain. Their cries of battle were deafening, and blood splattered everywhere amidst the flashing of swords and sabers. This sudden rebellion shook the very foundations of the Yun Qin State, and the people, terrified, fled in all directions.

The almighty Emperor of Yunqin was utterly terrified, hastily hiding within a massive bronze bell, trembling and afraid to take a single step. Fortunately, at the crucial moment, the brave and fearless Prince Mo arrived with his troops. After a fierce battle, he finally stabilized the situation, preventing the Yunqin Kingdom from changing its ownership and name.

After this, Nalan Yanyu advanced westward, unstoppable wherever he went, quickly capturing the two important cities of Yunzhou and Qingzhou, and firmly establishing his position there. He cleverly deployed his forces, distributing them between the two regions, allowing Yunzhou and Qingzhou to support each other and form an incredibly strong line of defense.

However, something jaw-dropping and unbelievable happened—the Princess of the northern Kingdom of Yan brazenly provoked a shocking "war" within the imperial court! This powerful woman mercilessly beheaded those who had long accused her of monopolizing government power outside the Meridian Gate. Blood splattered everywhere, heads tumbled to the ground, and the scene was bloody and horrific.

This brutal act instantly aroused the anger and panic of many court officials. They wrote furiously and presented memorials to the emperor, strongly protesting the Princess of Yan's atrocities and urging the emperor to punish her severely. Faced with such a surging tide of remonstrance, the Princess of Yan not only showed no sign of retreating, but was instead furious and raging.

Furious, the Princess of Yan resolutely led 70,000 elite troops and a group of loyal civil and military officials westward, heading straight for Prince Nalan's base. This massive army, with banners and banners blocking the sky, raised clouds of dust wherever it passed, and the people were panicked and fled in all directions.

The seemingly stable world situation had undergone a drastic change in the space of just one month. Various factions were stirring, and uprisings were springing up everywhere, plunging the country into chaos. The flames of war raged, the smoke of gunpowder filled the air, and the people suffered. The once prosperous nation was now on the verge of collapse.

"How can ordinary people not be afraid of this?" said a man in cloth, his tone confused and melancholy.

The woman sitting opposite him was wearing a white and gray dress, her three thousand strands of black hair were tied up with a cloth rope, her face without makeup was delicate and beautiful, and she was graceful.

"What is Prince Nalan's attitude towards the people in the city?" the woman asked.

"The western cities had never been given much attention by the Yunqin Emperor due to climate and environmental issues, so naturally, the people's lives were not easy. But from the moment Prince Nalan occupied the cities, he ordered the construction of reservoirs and granaries. He also ordered people to identify the patterns of the environment and climate, and based on these patterns, plant some fruits and vegetables. This move made the people feel that they were cared for, and naturally, they regarded Prince Nalan as their master and became more loyal."

Su Yanhua smiled, Nalan still had some wisdom.

The current situation is becoming increasingly chaotic. In the far west, Nalan Yanyu has suddenly risen like a brilliant new star, his influence expanding at an astonishing rate, sweeping across all directions like a broken bamboo, and has become a remarkable new force.

Meanwhile, in the Central Plains, the once-mighty Yunqin Empire was gradually declining, seemingly losing its former glory and vitality. Worse still, the current emperor's numerous crimes had been revealed to the world at some point, and rumors were spreading like a raging tide. These rumors, like razor-sharp swords, ruthlessly pierced the almighty monarch, shattering his dignity and tarnishing his reputation.

To the north, the Kingdom of Yan was not immune to the chaos. Due to serious political problems, the beloved Princess Yan Jinyao resolutely chose to leave the palace, leaving the young and immature emperor alone to rule the country. How could such a young emperor cope with this complex situation?

As for the south, the tribes engaged in endless open and covert strife. They strove for power and resources, resorting to all manner of cunning tactics, scheming against one another and engaging in deception. Amidst this turmoil, numerous small but ambitious rebel groups emerged, seeking to seize a share of the spoils of this chaotic world.

This world is in chaos after all!

Suddenly, the boat shook, and Su Yanhua grabbed the corner of the table tightly. The man opposite said, "Don't be afraid, girl. This is the boat. I think there are guests coming. I'll go and take a look first."

After saying that, the man walked out with his head down.

Since she fell into the sea that day, she was rescued by this big ship. It has been five or six days. This big ship is heading to Yunzhou, so she has been on the ship all the time. She doesn't have much money on her, but fortunately the boatman is kind and is willing to send her to Yunzhou.

Su Yanhua took a sip of tea and heard a noise outside.

"Master Chu, Master Xie, you are also taking this boat!"

"Yeah, Uncle Weng, there's no need to do this. Just treat it as if it were just an ordinary person seeing it!"

A familiar voice reached Su Yanhua's ears, causing her brows to furrow.

This sound...

Su Yanhua was currently on a giant ship, in the tea room located in the center of the ship. The tea room was spacious and bright, with sunlight streaming in through the huge portholes. Several tables crafted from fine mahogany were neatly arranged in various corners of the room.