My Father Went to War for the Nation, and My Sworn Brother Asked the King to Execute My Entire Clan

[Transmigration + Ensemble Cast + Female Lead's Growth and Revenge] [No System or Golden Finger] When she opened her eyes, she had transmigrated into Li Yu, the legitimate daughter of the guardian general's household in the Kingdom of Beizhao. Just the day before, she had been enjoying the company of her general father, watching him command his troops and defend their country. The next day came devastating news: her father had been defeated at Xiongchu Pass and killed himself on the battlefield, leaving only a blood-written letter begging forgiveness. Even worse, Xiao Qian, her sworn elder brother, whom she had always loved like a real brother, suddenly submitted a memorial before the court, urging the ruler to execute her entire family. “A general's household has colluded with the enemy. The whole clan deserves punishment.” At the very last moment, only Lu Boyan, heir to the Marquis of Jing'an and Li Yu's childhood friend, staked the lives of his entire clan. He knelt outside the palace gates for three days and nights, finally securing a temporary reprieve for the Li family. The blood letter was full of suspicious details, her sworn brother's betrayal was bizarre, and how could her father, a man loyal and valiant all his life, have colluded with the enemy? Li Yu wiped away her tears and clenched the half of the tiger tally her father had left behind. “I will clear my family's name, and I will find out how my father died!” From then on, the once pampered legitimate daughter of a general hid her weakness and searched for the truth, step by step, through the fog of a troubled age. She studied military strategy and learned to read people. With Lu Boyan's help, she found her footing, and through countless clashes, she transformed from a parasitic vine dependent on others into a rose capable of standing on her own. As the truth slowly surfaced, it revealed not only power struggles at court, but also secrets buried for years.