An age of smoke and raging war, when the seven kingdoms of Yun, Sang, Li, Fu, Yi, Qi, and Qin stood as rival powers, each ruling its own territory. To expand their lands, the kingdoms waged war against one another, leaving the people in misery. Amid this turmoil, a legendary woman, Qi Bixie, disguised herself as a man and journeyed with her close friend Caiyu to the capital of Qi...
As wise as Bixie, as loyal as Caiyu, as righteous as Jiang Kun, as brave as Xiahou, as fierce as Qi Xiang, as pure as Shao Chen, as devoted as A Qiu... So many unforgettable souls, whose stories might have moved us to tears, eventually flowed into the river of time, buried beneath the sand and carried away by the waves.
This is an alternate-history period novel about Qi Bixie, a brilliant female strategist who turns the tide in a world torn apart by war between seven kingdoms, devoting herself to the bitter end in a story of courage and resolve.
The plot of this book is very attractive, and the background setting of the fictional ancient story is eye-catching. During the war in the Seven Kingdoms, Qi Bixie, who disguised herself as a man, showed extraordinary wisdom and courage in the troubled times, which reminded me of Mei Changsu in "Nirvana in Fire". The author's writing skills are also very good, and the characters are vivid. I look forward to the development of the story later!
Brilliant, the heroine has a strong image of being independent and self-reliant.
It's really beautiful. If the evil spirit dies, Qi will also die.
The princes are vying for hegemony, wars are raging, and counselors are planning the strategy of using troops. The subject matter and content are great! And our little Caiyu is super cute😍
It's really thrilling, the story is wonderful, and the ending is a little sad and a little relieved.
The writing style is so awesome, and the various quotes are so interesting to me! It's just that the ending is a bit sad. The country is broken and the heroine dies. Woohoo.
A very delicate and sad novel
This book is really good, but it's a pity that the heroine disappeared in the end