Lu Youjun, the daughter of the Shangbei warlord, had to disguise herself as a man since she was a child because she was the only daughter in the family. She was raised like a man. The old Shangbei warlord placed high hopes on her, hoping that she could one day unify China.
The country is in danger, with warlords everywhere. She studies abroad alone, just to succeed in her studies, defend her homeland, and find a way to save the country.
After returning home, she succeeded her father and became the Shangbei Warlord that everyone in China knew. However, no one knew that the Shangbei Warlord was actually a girl. She dreamed of one day unifying China and returning a peaceful and pure land to the Chinese people.
During a war with Xia Nan, she was too young after all, and they had been internally corrupted. Unfortunately, she was shot, fell into the moat, and lived in the Xia Nan area. She lost all her memory. By chance, she was sold to the Bai family and became a girl with a death contract.
The eldest young master of the Bai family, named Bai Jingrun, is an extraordinary man, but in reality he is a ruthless and ruthless master who eats people without spitting out their bones. He is a businessman worthy of the name. In troubled times, he pursues his own interests and the meeting of two people who have different views but do not seek each other can be said to be accidental or inevitable. What kind of sparks will they create?
Reader comments
Attracted by the introduction.
When I saw the first few chapters, I thought they were well written. I thought it was going to be a passionate story about how a female warlord heroically saved the country in troubled times. I was looking forward to it and it was novel. As I read later, I realized that I had thought wrongly. The content became more and more verbose, and the characters had too many inner activities. I wrote a lot of stories about the heroine marrying into the hero's house after amnesia and engaging in house fights, having a cliché love affair with the hero (similar to the paranoid love of the ancient overbearing president and the silly and sweet heroine), and then telling a lot of nonsense about the elders of the hero's family. Sky! Can you enlarge the layout?
And the author seems to have stopped updating...
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It's okay, but the front is a bit blurry.
I just skipped the amnesia part. The rest is pretty good. The heroine is decisive in killing. I like to regain my memory.
Attracted by the introduction. When I saw the first few chapters, I thought they were well written. I thought it was going to be a passionate story about how a female warlord heroically saved the country in troubled times. I was looking forward to it and it was novel. As I read later, I realized that I had thought wrongly. The content became more and more verbose, and the characters had too many inner activities. I wrote a lot of stories about the heroine marrying into the hero's house after amnesia and engaging in house fights, having a cliché love affair with the hero (similar to the paranoid love of the ancient overbearing president and the silly and sweet heroine), and then telling a lot of nonsense about the elders of the hero's family. Sky! Can you enlarge the layout? And the author seems to have stopped updating... Please enter with caution!
It's okay, but the front is a bit blurry.
I just skipped the amnesia part. The rest is pretty good. The heroine is decisive in killing. I like to regain my memory.