The Female General Is Beautiful and Bold

Lin Muxue, the Liang Kingdom's celebrated foremost woman general, never imagined she would lose three times.

The first time, she charged into battle and was captured. As she teetered on the brink of death, someone rescued her. He was breathtakingly beautiful, yet frail and sickly. “I'll offer ten miles of land as the betrothal gift and marry the general,” he told her.

She rejected him on the spot.

Years later, after a life of wandering, she was captured by him. She drove her blade toward his heart, but he only said, “Thank goodness, you're back.”

The third time, dressed in red, she crossed the walls of Qi and said through her tears, “Ji Qianshan, I've come to marry you.”

He listened in silence. It seemed his bride was finally his.

A not-so-bright heroine with overwhelming martial prowess × a cunning, scheming, sickly male lead