My name is Jiang Hean, and I have a twin sister named Jiang Siyao.

My mother was the Emperor of Dongli, and my father was the Minister of the Dali Temple. I heard that when I was born, my mother had a difficult labor, and after going through countless hardships, she finally gave birth to me and my sister.

Ever since I could remember, I knew I was born into a noble position. There were many people around me, constantly telling me that I would inherit the throne and that I must study hard and not let my younger sister steal it away from me.

But to be honest, I don’t think being an emperor is that good.

My mother was so angry at the ministers that she smashed a bunch of teacups. They were always arguing over trivial matters, which made my mother very annoyed. And my father was always frowning in worry, worried about the affairs of the court.

I don't want to be an emperor, I don't want to face those complicated power struggles, and I don't want to live a life without freedom.

But every time I saw my sister's innocent smile, I thought, if I don't work hard, she will suffer in the future. So, no matter how heavy the homework they assigned, I completed it all diligently.

My favorite thing is playing with my sister in the garden. The garden is our paradise, and every inch of it is filled with our laughter and joy.

Once, my sister and I were playing hide-and-seek in the garden. I quietly hid behind a big tree, feeling proud of myself, thinking that my sister would definitely not be able to find me.

My sister, blindfolded, finished counting and then began to grope around. Her tiny figure shuttled among the flowers, and she kept shouting, "Brother, where are you?" I covered my mouth, trying hard not to laugh out loud.

Unexpectedly, my sister suddenly stopped, stood there quietly, tilted her head as if thinking.

I was wondering why, when she suddenly turned around and walked straight towards the tree where I was hiding. My heart was beating fast with nervousness, thinking she had spotted me.

As a result, she walked to the big tree and said to herself, "My brother will definitely not hide in such an obvious place." Then she turned and left.

I couldn't help but laugh out loud, which exposed me. My sister heard the laughter and ran over excitedly, "Haha, brother, I found you!"

We were catching butterflies in the garden. My sister ran around happily with a small net bag, trying to catch those beautiful butterflies.

I was there to help her point the direction, "Sister, left, left, oh, hurry up and chase her!"

But after working for a long time, I didn't catch a single butterfly. My sister was exhausted and panting, her face flushed. Suddenly, a butterfly landed on her hair, but she didn't notice it. I walked over quietly and caught the butterfly with my hand.

The younger sister turned around in surprise, her eyes sparkling with excitement, "Brother, you are so awesome!"

My mother loved to sleep on the garden lounge chair. The sunlight on her face made her look particularly gentle. I often listened to Aunt Qingge and Uncle Qiufeng talk about my mother and father's past.

They said that A Niang once destroyed the Northern Camp by herself, and the scene was truly thrilling.

At that time, the northern camp was heavily guarded, surrounded by patrolling soldiers, making it extremely difficult for ordinary people to approach. However, A Niang was fearless. With her extraordinary wisdom and courage, she took advantage of the cover of night and quietly sneaked into the enemy camp.

Ah Niang had meticulously prepared over a hundred venomous snakes, nestled in specially crafted cages, ready to move. She cleverly dodged patrolling soldiers and located the enemy's camp. Then, with nimble dexterity, she placed the snake cages in each tent.

The moment the venomous snakes were released, the enemy camp was thrown into chaos. The soldiers, frightened by the sudden appearance of the venomous snakes, were thrown into panic, and screams rang out one after another. But A Niang did not stop. With her sharp sword in hand, she moved through the chaos like a ghost, ruthlessly cutting down the enemies with her sword.

Each strike was precise and deadly, the blade flashing in the night like a cold ray of death. A-niang's figure was like a goddess of vengeance, spilling blood wherever she went. In this fierce battle, A-niang killed more than a hundred northerners.

In the end, the Northern camp collapsed under A Niang's heroic actions, and A Niang's reputation spread far and wide.

They said that it was not easy for a woman to ascend the throne, and in the palace full of power struggles and intrigues, every step was like walking on thin ice.

Many court officials expressed opposition, believing that a woman was incapable of governing the country. Various factions also secretly coveted and attempted to hinder A Niang's path to the throne. However, A Niang did not retreat. With a firm gaze and lofty ambitions, she faced numerous difficulties and obstacles with fearless courage.

In the court, A Niang spoke passionately, expounding on her philosophy of governing the country and her grand blueprint. She quoted from classics, analyzed the situation, and demonstrated her outstanding political wisdom with clear thinking and profound insights.

Faced with the ministers' doubts and difficulties, A'niang responded calmly, convinced them with reason, and used her strong strength to convince those who were originally prejudiced.

Amidst the whirlpool of palace intrigue, A Niang skillfully maneuvered, uncovering one conspiracy after another. She excelled at employing people, recruiting talented individuals, and assembled a loyal and capable team of trusted aides, clearing the way for her ascension to the throne.

In the end, A Niang overcame all difficulties with her indomitable will, extraordinary wisdom and powerful strength, successfully ascended the throne, and convinced everyone with her actions.

They said that despite facing numerous oppositions in the court, A Niang still firmly implemented reforms to seek the welfare of the people.

She defied all odds, punished corrupt officials, and made the country more prosperous. Her father always stood by her side, supporting her and giving her advice, and together they overcame one difficulty after another.

A Niang is so amazing. Her stories are like the stars in the sky, countless and it would take a long time to tell them all.

I often listen to the legendary stories about A Niang, and my heart is filled with admiration and yearning. She commanded the troops on the battlefield with confidence, led them to fight bravely and defend the country's territory;

She was observant in the court, handled government affairs impartially, and allowed the people to live and work in peace and contentment; she was always able to cleverly resolve the conspiracies and tricks of treacherous villains, making those with ulterior motives suffer the consequences.

I fantasize that one day I will be able to be like A Niang, wearing gorgeous clothes, standing in front of everyone, majestic and domineering.

I want to be as wise as her, able to see through people's hearts and see through all conspiracies; I want to be as brave and fearless as her, and never back down in the face of difficulties and challenges; I want to be as caring as her about the world, and be willing to give everything for the prosperity of the country and the happiness of the people.

But now, I have to finish the homework assigned by the teacher first!