Break for a While

(The wise and courageous female general × crazy criticism of the sinister male yandere) (No time travel, no rebirth, big heroine, real two strong characters, Machiavellian writing, plot line, slow-burning) The Yu Dynasty lasted for more than two hundred years, but it finally reached a precarious stage. In the 23rd year of Emperor Shunzong's reign, Fu Jinnian launched a mutiny to avenge his father, seeking to seize the positions of Jiedushi of Tingzhou, Zhaoyi, and Chengde. There was chaos at the border and thirty-six tribes were massacred in Mobei. Taking the opportunity to invade Dayu, Shen Zishan, who was the governor of Yong'an and Runan at that time, rose up to resist, but died in Yuyang due to various reasons. The group was leaderless for a while, and his daughter Shen Qingwu took up the responsibility, starting a legendary life for them... Shen Qingwu had been cold and self-possessed all her life, but the gears of fate began to turn when she set out on the road to protect the people. All her gains were lost, and her relatives and friends passed away. It felt as if all her life had been lost. When she looked back in panic, she saw a man standing tall, giving her all the warmth and support... She said, "As a general, I should die in order to protect the people on the bloody battlefield, and return my body wrapped in horse leather. If you want me to give in to the conspiracy of this fool, then I will overthrow the sky, turn over the land, and restore a clean sea and river to this world..." Fu Jinnian asked himself that he did not respect ghosts and gods, was not afraid of the sky, and did not care about the common people. In his eyes, all living things were just skins. He would kill them if he wanted, and take whatever he wanted. But he never thought that one day, he would sacrifice his life to protect these thousands of living things for the sake of perfecting one person... He said: "She has thousands of people, but I only have her. If I enter the Nine Netherworld, I can protect her from worries for a hundred years. Even if I die ten thousand times, I will go..."