To avenge her family's massacre, she spent years disguised as a man, tracking her enemies to the Kingdom of Women. But by the time she found them, they had already suffered their comeuppance and become living corpses.
The tenth year of Jianping marked the middle period of the Great Liang dynasty's golden age. The realm was at peace.
Nations traded freely, and maritime commerce flourished. Chinese culture reached far and wide.
For years, Wei Niang's family traveled the seas to trade, earning their wealth through hard work and ingenuity and living in peace. Then, on an otherwise ordinary voyage, they were ambushed and killed by pirates.
Newly married, Wei Niang lost her family in an instant. She alone escaped with her life, but could not let go of her grief. From then on, she embarked on a path of revenge.
With Xiaohua, the person who had saved her life, Wei Niang disguised herself as a man. She made a living as she went, tracking her enemies, infiltrating a bandit den, and helping the authorities wipe it out. But through a moment of carelessness, the bandit chief escaped overseas.
Wei Niang and Xiaohua then began a years-long pursuit across the seas.
Along the way, they visited all kinds of strange lands, experienced different customs and cultures, and encountered monsters and exotic plants. Through her intelligence and her family's inherited medical knowledge, Wei Niang earned respect, wealth, and love.
At last, she found the trail of her enemy in the Kingdom of Women. Facing him, reduced to a lump of rotten flesh, she no longer wanted to raise her blade. She feared his filthy blood would splatter and soil her hands. From then on, she let go of her obsession with revenge and embraced a new life.
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