Li Ge, or Li Ge, never imagined she would become a general. Neither before being reborn nor after. It was simply too far beyond her reach.
Li Ge's father was granted the Li surname for his military service, and everyone wanted a share of the unimaginable wealth that came with it.
Whether it was her mother's sharp-tongued relatives or her father's family, greedy for power and status, not to mention those distant relatives who barely knew her...
But no one expected that all of this was like walking on the edge of a blade, and that it would become a death warrant for them, outsiders bearing the Li surname.
What she remembered most clearly wasn't the jeers and mockery as people trampled her, nor the friends and relatives who distanced themselves from her, nor the unimaginable wealth that became worthless...
What was burned into her memory were the two words in the letters her brothers sent before they were framed and died fighting on the frontier: "No blame." What kept her awake all night was the sentence her parents spoke when they were falsely accused of treason: "No hatred." How could she not blame them? How could she not hate them?
Given another chance, she ties up her long hair and puts on her military uniform...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
