Silver Gun Shines on the Snow

The Zhenbei Hou Mansion was full of loyal people, but they were framed by the treacherous minister Wei Zhongxian, and all five of his father and brother died in the battle in Xueluocheng. The fiancé broke off the engagement in public, the emperor looked on coldly, and the Zhou Dynasty was rotten to the core. Fifteen-year-old Shen Qingshuang took off her red makeup, put on her father and brother's old blood-stained armor, held a silver gun in her hand, gathered her old troops in the north of Babai Town, and resolutely embarked on the snowy northern expedition. From eight hundred lonely soldiers to the marshal of the world's soldiers and horses, she fought through Beimang and entered the court! After three days of bloody battle at the palace gate, when she rode her horse back to Zhaojing, the dormant prince Zhao Heng, whom she had protected behind her and had been waiting for her for ten years, had already defended the world for her in a pool of blood. He wiped the blood off his face and held her in his arms: "Qingshuang, I will guard you this time." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.