The rival states of Yun and Yue clash, and the small Misty Kingdom is caught in the crossfire. The queen of Misty Kingdom escapes death and gives birth to twins.
She disguises herself as a man, joins the army, and rises to become a renowned war god of a general. Seriously, was it really that easy?
The ruler asks the commander of the Imperial Guard, “She's the youngest and most formidable general in Yun's history. But what is the punishment for deceiving the sovereign?”
The commander of the Imperial Guard panics. “My whole family are military officers. How was I supposed to know one of the kids would turn out to be such a menace?”
The useless crown prince complains, “Why did you send me to the army? I'm the crown prince, the future ruler!”
The reclusive masters of the Jimo Manor are everywhere, even in the mountains. They send their students out to gain experience, and whoever proves most capable inherits the manor. If you've got the skills, you get the job, no matter whose child you are.
The cold, unfeeling divine healer of the Jimo Manor is actually showing another expression. How strange.
The terrifying King of Evil, who strikes fear into everyone's heart, likes men. How horrifying.
Isn't the young ruler of Yue supposed to be in the imperial palace? Why is he serving a general in an enemy country?
When the truth behind the kingdom's destruction comes to light, how will they face it?
This book tells a very good story and everyone really likes it.
Not bad, keep up the good work