Spring in the Brocade Hall

People said that Yi Zhaojing, the only female general in the court, was arrogant about her achievements, held the military's power in her hands, and behaved recklessly. She even kept more than a dozen male companions at her residence. No one in Jianjing dared provoke her. But the wicked never prosper, and she finally died by Prince Xian's sword. Only after Yi Zhaojing died did everyone realize that those she loved were ones she dared not reveal, and those who saddened her were ones she dared not speak of. Yet on the very next day after her death, General Yi awoke as the fourth young lady of the Yan family. Waking up was good, of course, but why was this body so frail, foolish, and easy to bully? They clearly hadn't seen a general's fists. But can someone tell her why she ended up stepping on Prince Xian while out gathering herbs?