In the twenty-seventh year of Liang Jing's reign, the Song family's plaque of the General's Mansion that had been handed down from generation to generation was taken back, and an imperial edict was sent to Chicheng, a full two months' horse ride away from the capital.
In the 29th year of Liang Kang, Emperor Liang Jing died, the prince ascended the throne, and the country's name was changed to Liang Kang.
At that time, Liang State had Wu Heng in the north and Rou Ran in the west. The situation was turbulent. Years of continuous suing for peace resulted in the expanding ambitions of Wu Heng and Rou Ran.
A military general encountered a sneak attack while on an expedition, and his life or death was uncertain. Three months later, he returned triumphantly and successfully recovered a city.
Emperor Liang Kang was overjoyed, but was told by the general that the biggest hero was not himself. Behind him, stood a woman.
"I am Song Ningzhi of the Song family. My grandfather is Song Hualin, the former hussar general."
Her eyebrows were slender and her eyes were bright and clear. She looked like an invincible female general in a storybook.
The invincible and playful female general & the talented and lonely Mr. Xiao