Long Live the General

In her previous life, she upheld the Nie family's ancestral creed: swear eternal loyalty to the royal house, never vie for power, and never betray it. In the end, she was cast aside once she was no longer useful, and died without a place to be buried. Only thanks to someone who granted her a burial was she spared the fate of becoming a lone wandering ghost.

When she awoke, she had returned to a golden age. She calmly navigated the undercurrents at court, turning the clouds with one hand and the rain with the other, secretly reshaping the balance of power all by herself. She even made a decision that shook the realm: marrying Su Ke, the infamous, crippled and disfigured Prince Xian, known as the "Idle Prince."

She said, "A cripple and a brute, a jackal and a tiger: a perfect match."

The prince said, "This woman is rather interesting."

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