Shen Yun was born into this world and only awakened memories of her previous life at sixteen. She discovers that she has arrived in Dashun, a country ravaged by frequent wars that never existed in history, and that the story is already nearing its end from the start.
Her biological father commands a powerful army, and her mother is the daughter of a marquis, but she has already been adopted into another family.
The most powerful noble in the northern frontier, and the person most likely to end the chaos, is her father and brother. Unfortunately, they have nothing to do with her.
Her husband, hailed as “the foremost strategist” for his great achievements, eventually marries someone else.
Her adoptive parents, who treated her as their own daughter, died when she was only twelve.
“Mountains crumble when you rely on them, rivers run dry when you rely on them, and people run away when you rely on them. Mother, we have to rely on ourselves!”
Shen Yun...
So far it's pretty good, but I still hope that the broken mirror will never be reunited again
It looks good, and the heroine is portrayed with a big picture. I just hope that the heroine and Xiao Zhuo will not get back together. There is no need for that. I want the heroine to be with the subordinate who likes her.
After reading a hundred chapters, I feel pretty good. The plot is not procrastinating. It focuses on career and does not describe too much about the best people. In terms of relationships, I hope the author will not forcefully match them together. If you miss it, you will miss it.
This is the real heroine who wins on her own. The details are not perfect, but just rely on your own imagination. The plot is very compact and does not drag out. The heroine's image is very three-dimensional, and some of the generals are well written, but the heroine is too busy. The ending is also a bit hasty. Although I guessed it, it is better for the male and female protagonists to handle the ending very well. It is better that the male protagonist still exists in the memory of the female protagonist.
"Nothing in this world is perfect, and I don't care. For me, this is just a kind of experience and growth. Forget, act, see, and take it easy."
It's so beautiful, the heroine is great, I like the heroine. The plot of the article is wonderful.
It's pretty good. It's not too long. The heroine has an upright personality, a clear mind, and is brave and resourceful. The supporting characters around her are also very good. There's no bloody or brainless plot, and there are many very pertinent views on people's livelihood and war. It's just that the ending is a bit rushed. But worth a look. .
It's wonderful, beautiful, and I like the heroine. I don't want the heroine to end up with Xiao Zhuo, because he is not worthy of the heroine.
There is no man in my heart, so I draw my sword to the God of Nature. Come on, heroine, and annex them all quickly.
Overall, it's very good, but since she is the empress, why didn't the role of women be highlighted when she conquered the world? I don't believe that there were no women as graceful as her in the heroine's era.