In a stormy moment in history, a delicate princess showed extraordinary courage and guarded her husband's homeland. Zhu Di's queen Xu, her father is the general Xu Da, who has been praised since she was a child and is known as a "female talent". However, in the face of a strong enemy, she rolled up her sleeves, led the soldiers in the city, and resolutely guarded Zhu Di's capital. This is Zhu Di's fiefdom, because of Zhu Yunwen's policy of cutting the domain, Zhu Di was not to be outdone and chose to resist. Initially, Zhu Di easily defeated the imperial army that came to conquer him. However, Zhu Yunwen then sent a new general to lead an army of 500,000 to attack, and Zhu Di had limited strength and did not dare to act rashly, so he decided to seek foreign aid.
As a result, the city of Beijing became empty, leaving only the princess, the crown prince and less than 10,000 soldiers, and the combat effectiveness was almost zero. When Li Jinglong was attacking the city, Zhu Di's son-in-law, who was responsible for defending the city, was unable to support him, and he was desperate to ask the Xu family for help. At this time, Xu's heart was restless, and once the city gate was broken, the family was ruined. However, with less than 10,000 men in the city ready to fight, how could she deal with the oncoming enemy soldiers?The enemy had already come to the city, and it was obviously too late to ask Zhu Di for help at this time, and Li Jinglong's army had completely surrounded the city of Beijing, and it was impossible to pass on the news at all. But this Princess Xu was born in Jiangmen, she is gentle and lovely on weekdays, but she can't show weakness at the moment. She led the women of the city to put on armor and hold **, and personally led them up to the tower and threw stones. The soldiers saw that their wives and daughters were also involved, and their fighting spirit was even more high, because this was not only a battle, but also a decisive battle related to the life and death of their families. Under these circumstances, the Yan army finally succeeded in defending the city of Beijing.
Xu's wisdom was not only there, she had people splash water on the towers, and the cold winter in Beijing quickly froze the water, making it difficult for enemy troops to climb. When night fell, she sent soldiers to carry out a night attack, causing the enemy to fall into confusion, and finally waited for Zhu Di's return. Zhu Di quickly led his army to expel Li Jinglong, and Xu managed to hold Beijing before he returned. Xu provided great assistance to Zhu Di, who was deeply in love with his wife. However, Xu died a few years later, and Zhu Di did not canonize other queens.