A magnificent epic about Xian Ying, the first female commander in Chinese history to be conferred a military post by the imperial court. At the end of the Liang Dynasty, Xian Ying, a 15-year-old girl from the Li ethnic group, tamed the wild elephant in the village and showed her talent for the first time; she fought against all odds to marry the Han official Feng Bao, and used the "bronze drum rule" to create a covenant between the Li and Han Dynasties and resolve a century-old feud. When Hou Jing's rebellion broke out, she saw through the rebel general's false plan to attack Guo, and personally led the Li-Han coalition forces to defeat tens of thousands of enemy troops with a bronze drum battle formation. When the Chen Dynasty fell, she faced the Sui envoys and shouted loudly: "How can my loyalty to the country change due to the change of dynasties?" From a Baiyue girl to the wife of the Qiao Kingdom in the Three Dynasties, she guarded southern Xinjiang for seventy years and protected all people with her courage and wisdom that transcended gender. She was revered as the "Mother of Lingnan". She was also the first to open a government office and command the army of six states, creating an immortal monument as "the first female hero in China".
