The daughter of the first wife is reborn and marries a rich family again

…At the same time, in the vast land of the northern border, the wind and snow were raging, and the drums of war were thundering. The news that the Jiuhuangzi army was trapped spread like wildfire, igniting the worries and uneasiness in the hearts of every soldier. In the camp, the generals held an emergency meeting, and arguments were heard one after another.

An old general said in a deep voice: "The situation is urgent. Without external help, I'm afraid our army will not be able to retreat unscathed."

The young adjutant next to him had a hint of stubbornness in his eyes: "But when will the reinforcements from the princess's side arrive? How long can we hold out?"

Just as everyone was discussing, a burst of rapid horse hoofbeats broke the tense atmosphere inside and outside the tent. The guard rushed in, panting: "Report! The princess has personally led the elite troops and has broken through the enemy's blockade. They are less than a hundred miles away from our army!"

As soon as these words were spoken, there was a momentary silence in the tent, followed by an explosion of exclamations of disbelief.

"Princess? She actually came to the battlefield in person?!"

"Is this... is this true? The princess..."

Amid the incredulous gazes of others, the Ninth Prince showed a relieved smile, which was an unconditional trust and pride in his partner. "I knew she wouldn't abandon us."

The sky was just beginning to light up, and the north wind was mixed with a hint of warmth. Hua Jian and his group galloped through the snow, leaving behind a series of unwavering footprints. On the way, they encountered a few refugees who were fleeing the war. When they saw this elite team, they were puzzled at first, and then turned to surprise and awe.

"Look, that's the flag of the palace! Princess Huajian is leading the army to help!"

"Yes, the legendary heroine, I didn't expect she was really so heroic!"

"With people like this, we may still have hope."

The refugees' conversation, though simple, was full of power, like an invisible warm current that warmed the hearts of every soldier and made Hua Jian's belief even more unshakable.

Finally, the two armies met. In the snow, the Ninth Prince and Hua Jian looked at each other from afar, their eyes full of concern for each other's safety and determination for future battles.

"Hua Jian, you're here." The Ninth Prince's voice was filled with excitement that was difficult to conceal.

"Here I am," Hua Jian smiled slightly, with an unyielding light in her eyes, "Fighting side by side is our best form."

The two men stood side by side, surrounded by soldiers ready to go. There was a silent oath in the air, which was the desire for victory and trust in each other.

At this moment, a scout came running in and reported an exciting news: "Report! There is chaos in the enemy's rear, it seems that there is a problem inside!"

Hearing this, the Ninth Prince and Hua Jian smiled at each other, the opportunity was right in front of them. The two immediately deployed their strategy and decided to take advantage of this opportunity to launch a surprise attack and completely turn the tide of the battle.

"The whole army obeys the order and charges with me!"

With the roar of the horn, the two armies that were originally in trouble merged into one, like a sharp sword, piercing the enemy's heart. On the battlefield, the flashes of swords and the shadows of swords intertwined, and the sound of killing was deafening, but in this fierce fight, everyone held a belief in their hearts - for their homeland, for their loved ones, and for that unspoken promise.

...Night fell again, the smoke gradually dissipated, and what remained on the battlefield were the cheers of the victors and the wailing of the losers. The Ninth Prince and Hua Jian stood on the high ground, looking at all this, with their eyes filled with both the joy of victory and deep thoughts about the future.

"Victory in this battle belongs to everyone." The Ninth Prince said affectionately.

Hua Jian stroked his arm gently, her eyes gentle but firm: "Yes, but the road to peace is still long. In the future, we will face more challenges."

The two of them held each other tightly, gazing at the gradually brightening sky in the distance. A new dawn was about to come, and they would join hands in entering the next chapter and continue to write their own legend.

"As long as we are together, nothing is impossible." The Ninth Prince whispered, his words filled with infinite longing for the future.

"Yes, until the end of the world." Hua Jian responded softly. ... A few days later, the land of Northern Frontier gradually returned to its former tranquility, but under this tranquility, undercurrents surged. Although the joint victory of the Ninth Prince and Hua Jian was inspiring, it also touched the sensitive nerves of certain dark forces. A bigger storm seemed to be brewing quietly.

"The imperial concubine led the army in person and became famous far and wide. She is truly a woman who is as good as a man!" Inside the tavern, a middle-aged man dressed as a merchant praised his friend next to him. His voice was not loud, but it caused people around him to nod in agreement.

"It's really impressive, but have you heard? It is said that this victory has touched the interests of certain nobles, and they are beginning to get restless." Another person lowered his voice and spoke mysteriously, and the audience around him immediately cast curious glances.

"This is no joke. The nobles have always been ruthless..." The old man at the side shook his head, looking worried.

Although these discussions were held in a tavern far away in the capital, they were also the echoes of the victory in the northern border. Information spread like wildfire, and in the transmission of this information, it was often accompanied by misunderstandings and speculations, making the situation more complicated and subtle.

…At the same time, in Hua Jian's mansion, secret letters flew in like snowflakes. Hua Jian sat at the desk, opening and reading the letters one by one, her brows gradually furrowed. Some of these letters were congratulations on the victory, but more of them revealed all kinds of news - conspiracies among the nobles, new unstable factors on the border, and even direct threats against her and the Ninth Prince.

"It seems that the joy of victory is always short-lived." Hua Jian sighed and gently put down the letter paper in her hand.

Seeing this, the maid beside her hurriedly asked, "Princess, do you need to strengthen the defense of the palace? Or notify His Royal Highness the Ninth Prince?"

Hua Jian shook her head, her eyes firm, "No, it's not the right time yet. We just won a victory, and we shouldn't waste time on internal conflicts. I will go to the capital in person and eliminate these hidden dangers in the bud."

The maid heard this and a trace of worry flashed across her face: "Princess, this is too dangerous..."

"We have to do it even if it's dangerous." Hua Jian stood up, her eyes penetrating the window, as if she had seen the road ahead. "Only by going deep into the tiger's den can we truly solve the problem. Besides, I'm not alone."

...Behind the prosperity of the capital, there is a shadow. Hua Jian quietly entered the city in casual clothes with only a few trusted people. Almost no one knew her whereabouts.

In a seemingly ordinary house, Hua Jian secretly met with several nobles with different expressions. Some of these nobles were selfish, while others were wavering due to family pressure.

"Princess, your trip is too risky." An elderly noble spoke with a hint of blame in his tone.