Jiang Ling was originally the daughter of the Duke of Wei who was raised in her boudoir. Because Emperor Min of Liang was jealous and suspicious, he forced Jiang Ling's father, the Duke of Wei, Jiang Zhang, to rebel. Jiang Ling had to follow her father and brother on a journey with no retreat. Bloodshed, war, home and country. While the blood of their fathers and brothers was spilled on the battlefield at the front, the daughters of the Jiang family supported half of their country at the rear. Jiang Ling's world bid farewell to the poems and wines of Water Pavilion and Getai, and a pair of plain hands used Danzhu to deduce on the ever-expanding map. Beauty in troubled times, the story of the Jiang family's daughters has never been the same again, and Jiang Ling's life song has also begun a new chapter from here...
Reader comments
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.
The story is strong and the writing is also good.
I've watched it twice and I'm still not satisfied
I like this kind of book that talks eloquently, not the kind that is long-winded.
The ending of the heroine and Fu Zhang was not introduced?
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.
The story is strong and the writing is also good.
I've watched it twice and I'm still not satisfied
I like this kind of book that talks eloquently, not the kind that is long-winded.
The ending of the heroine and Fu Zhang was not introduced?