Jiang Ling was once the pampered daughter of a Duke's household. But Emperor Liang Min's suspicion and paranoia drove her father, Duke of Wei Jiang Zhang, into rebellion. Jiang Ling had no choice but to join her father and brothers on a path with no turning back. Bloodshed, warfare, and the fate of the nation: as her father and brothers spilled their blood on the front lines, the Jiang family's daughters held up half the country from the rear. Jiang Ling's world of waterside pavilions, songs, poetry, wine, and flowers was gone. With her delicate hands, she plotted new moves in vermilion across an ever-expanding map. In this age of chaos, the story of the Jiang family's daughters took a new turn, and a new chapter began in Jiang Ling's song of the phoenix...
It's very good, quite old-fashioned, and the literary talent is acceptable. The storyline gives me the feeling of a group drama, which can be considered relatively detailed.
I like this kind of book that talks eloquently, not the kind that is long-winded.
The story is strong and the writing is also good.
I've watched it twice and I'm still not satisfied
The ending of the heroine and Fu Zhang was not introduced?