General, She Doesn't Want to Be a Queen

Name: General, She Doesn't Want to Be a Queen
Author: Think Twice

by Think Twice

completed Ancient Romance Historical Fantasy Female Lead

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386Kwords107chapters

Latest:

Ch. 107 — War of Heart

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About This Novel

I took off my shirt with the general, and the general gave me a machete. I am a general. It is so difficult for me. I want to give my immediate boss a piece of iron every day. I not only want to be his general, but also his queen. After her father and brother died in the battle in Western Xinjiang, Nie Qing stayed at their graves for three days. After filling their tombs with soil, she picked up her ancestral Ghost-headed Sword, changed her name, and went to the front line. On the way, she met a strange man. The first time we met, "Brother, I'm surprised to see your bones - you must know the way down the mountain, right?" The second meeting, "Brother, let me see you - have we met somewhere? Can you tell me how to get to Fu'an Town?" The third time we met, "This brother, the heroine, we, we seem to be lost." Nie Qing, who believed this man's promise to lead the way: I think you seem to have some serious illness. But then she was tricked, and this man single-handedly walked through the dense forest in southern Xinjiang that was full of snakes and insects, and no one dared to enter. In her blur of consciousness, she saw him reaching out to her, with a silly smile on his pale face, "Slave Carp, I will take you home." Nie Qing thought, forget it. Although this man is a bit stupid, the general's mansion is not big. Since he looks so good-looking, it would be nice to show him his way home a few more times. What, you are the prince? Excuse me. Excuse me. The tough girl general who complains about monsters & the prince who is very good except for the road idiot I had to finish it in a hurry due to a sudden change in my family, but the story is not over yet. I will re-publish the second part of the general. I am really sorry to the readers.