The Princess' Rebirth and Revenge

Haoyu nodded gently, and a warm feeling surged in his heart. He knew that with Wei An here, the capital city would be safe. He took a deep breath and reminded again: "The Hu people are fierce and should not be underestimated. You must act carefully. If there is an emergency, you can send a pigeon to send a letter to me."

Wei An nodded in agreement, and the two smiled at each other, with a tacit understanding that needed no words flowing between them. They knew that no matter where they were, their hearts were always closely connected.

"Haoyu, we will win this battle." Wei An said softly, his eyes full of encouragement and expectation.

Haoyu nodded heavily: "For the Yunhan Kingdom and for our people, we must win this battle!"

The next morning, outside the east gate of the capital, war drums were beating and horns were blasting. Haoyu, wearing armor and holding a long sword, stood on a tall horse, his eyes were like torches, scanning the soldiers who were ready to go. Behind him were his trusted generals who had followed him for many years, all of whom had solemn expressions and high morale.

"Soldiers!" Haoyu's voice resounded through the sky like thunder. "The Hu people invaded my borders, killed my people, and looted my property. This hatred is irreconcilable! Today, I will go to the battlefield with you and swear to kill all the Hu people and recover the lost land!"

The soldiers shouted in unison, their voices shaking the heavens and the earth. They raised their weapons high, their eyes flashing with the light of victory, like a group of tigers about to be released from their cages, ready to launch the most fierce attack on the enemy.

Haoyu waved his sword and led the army to the frontier. Their figures gradually faded away in the dust, but they left behind an indelible pride and ambition.

At the same time, in the capital, Wei An was busy in the court. She was wearing court clothes, looking solemn and looking like a torch, examining the urgent documents in front of her. She knew that Haoyu was fighting on the front line, and she had to stabilize the rear and not let any disturbance affect Haoyu's battle plan.

"Pass the order down, strengthen the security of the capital, increase patrol teams, and ensure order in the city." Wei An's voice was calm and powerful. Her words were like orders, and the officials present dared not neglect them.

The officials took orders and left, each doing their own job. Wei An continued to bury her head in the documents, dealing with the piles of government affairs. Her figure was elongated in the candlelight, looking lonely and determined.

In the dead of night, Wei An stood alone on the city wall, looking at the dark night sky in the distance, with an inexplicable worry and longing in her heart. She knew that Haoyu was fighting fiercely with the Hu people at the moment, and his life or death was uncertain. But she also knew that she could not fall down, because she was Haoyu's strongest support.

"Haoyu, you must come back safely." Wei An prayed silently in her heart, with a determined light in her eyes. She knew that as long as Haoyu was there, Yunhan Country would have hope; as long as she was there, the capital would be as stable as a rock.

In the capital, as Haoyu led his army to the frontier, the court suddenly changed and undercurrents surged. Some court officials who were already dissatisfied with Haoyu's ascension to the throne took the opportunity to stir up trouble and try to gain some advantage over Wei An, a woman.

One morning, the sun shone through the window lattice, scattering mottled light on the magnificent court. Wei An, wearing court robes, sat on the side of the dragon throne, her eyes sharp as torches, examining the ministers below. Her face was as calm as water, but her heart was like a raging sea, knowing that today's court meeting would be a tough battle.

"Your Highness, I have something to report." An old official with white hair and beard stepped out slowly, his voice was deliberately high-pitched. He looked around and saw that all the officials looked like they were enjoying the show, which made him feel even more proud.

Wei An nodded slightly, motioning him to continue.

"Your Majesty, ever since Your Majesty personally led the expedition to the border, the court has been busy with affairs. However, as a woman, it may be difficult for Your Majesty to handle the situation alone. I think that we should open up more avenues for talent and select virtuous and capable people to manage the government together." The old minister spoke sincerely, but in fact he was sharp and intended to test Wei An's bottom line.

There was a burst of discussion in the court, and many court officials showed approval on their faces, obviously doubting Wei An's ability.

Facing the doubts and provocations from the ministers, Wei An seemed unusually calm. She smiled slightly, with wisdom gleaming in her eyes.

"My dear ministers, what you said is very true. The court has many affairs to deal with, and we really need to open up more paths for talents." Wei An's voice was not loud, but it was clear and powerful enough to penetrate the noise of the court. "However, selecting talents is not a matter of a day or a night. In my opinion, the most urgent task is to stabilize the court and ensure that Your Majesty has no worries."

After saying this, Wei An's eyes swept across the room and continued, "As for my ability, you can wait and see. Although I am a woman, I have been well-read since I was young and have won the trust of Your Majesty. Now that Your Majesty is on the expedition, I will do my best to repay His Majesty's grace."

When the ministers heard this, they looked at each other in bewilderment, and no one dared to speak again. Wei An's words not only showed his confidence and determination, but also cleverly avoided the controversy about gender ability.

However, the opposition in the court did not give up. A few days later, an anonymous letter quietly appeared on the Long case, accusing Wei An of colluding with foreign officials and intending to rebel. Once this letter came out, an uproar in the court was once again set off.