Power Over All Under Heaven

- Angst: Gu Jingyuan publicly breaks off his engagement to Su Yao, and his mother tears up the marriage contract and splashes it with ink.

- Sweetness: On a stormy night, Chu Yixuan carries the badly wounded Su Yao across the border, shielding her with his armor.

- Intrigue: Su Yao turns public opinion that women shouldn't serve in the army to her advantage, using the backlash to form a women's battalion.

- Anticipation: Chu Yixuan hides a love poem in the middle of a court memorial. Su Yao exposes him in public and reads aloud: "I would be the southwest wind, lingering forever in your embrace."

- Twist: The badly wounded woman Chu Yixuan saved on the battlefield years ago was none other than Su Yao, disguised as a maid.

- Satisfaction: At the birthday banquet, Su Yao uses Gu Jingyuan's embezzlement records, along with Chu Yixuan's report from the frontier army, to defeat their opponents on the spot.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.