There was a severe drought in the western border of the Dajing Dynasty for five years. The land was bare for thousands of miles, and the food and water were exhausted. The barbarians took advantage of the situation and raised their troops. Eight of the nine cities in the western border were destroyed, leaving only Qingmen Pass alone. Lieutenant General Chu Zhao was ordered to take over the defense of Qingmen Pass. Without chance or extraordinary power, she relied on actual combat experience to detect water sources, organize army discipline, and stop the barbarians. She also saw through the conspiracy of the traitors in the court and collaborated with the enemy, and defeated the strong and defeated the barbarian vanguard. Faced with the army's lack of food, the looming plague, and the constraints of the court, Chu Zhao established his power with iron-blooded tactics and used his extraordinary resourcefulness to break the situation. From defending a city to protecting a territory, he even convinced doubters such as Wei Lin. Let's see how the female general Chu Zhao holds up the last barrier in the Western Territory amid natural disasters and wars.
