[Abandoned!! Don't read, don't read, don't read!!!]
At the Battle of Ling'an, the emperor of Southern Zhou personally led his troops into battle.
The Northern Wei forces were led by the famed general Yang Yao.
The story of the feud between the Zhou emperor and Yang Yao could fill a whole day and night.
Shao Yijin, emperor of Zhou, entered the military camp at sixteen. He and Yang Yao faced off on the frontier for eight years, each desperate to kill the other.
When Northern Wei suffered a crushing defeat and one hundred thousand Wei troops were trapped on Mount Ling'an, the Zhou emperor captured Yang Yao alive. Everyone at court believed Yang Yao would soon be killed to make a display of him.
But Shao Yijin brought him back to the capital, and later appointed him general.
The court officials: Is this right?
Weren't these two sworn enemies?
Shao Yijin and Yang Yao had known each other for nearly ten years. During truces, they had even shared drinks and laughed together. On the battlefield, though, they struck at each other without holding back.
According to Yang Yao's own ridiculous account, they were friends who had fought side by side, shared a bed, split the spoils, and visited brothels together, though they were also enemies serving different masters.
As for Shao Yijin, at first he only wanted to bring the man over to his side. Later, he also wanted to sleep with him, either way.
But he didn't dare.
He had gone to great lengths to drive a wedge between Yang Yao and the Northern Wei emperor, just so he could bring the man over to his side openly. That alone was enough.
Unlike the Wei emperor, he would trust Yang Yao and give him command of an army. Yang Yao belonged on the battlefield, a soaring eagle who could not be stopped. Shao Yijin had always believed that.
And Yang Yao: No, man! Don't do this to me!
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The line from *One Hundred Years of Solitude*: "She wouldn't care about the rain; her life was always filled with it." That person, seemingly as fiery as a flame, actually possessed an incredibly thick layer of defense. Or perhaps that night by the Zhujiang River was the true Yang Yao, and the rest of the time it was just a mask.
Absolutely amazing!!! A masterpiece among masterpieces! I'd be heartbroken if anyone hadn't read this! The absolute icing on the cake for cross-dressing novels!!! While the protagonist's description might suggest a lot of rambling, the sense of proportion is impeccable! It completely avoids the cliché of a male protagonist forcing a female character onto the female one!
This author must be using a secondary account!!! Otherwise, they couldn't possibly write such a concise and fluent style!!! Each character has their own unique style and traits, vividly portrayed! It's so engaging and gets more exciting with every read~🥰
So far, the plot of this book flows smoothly. The character designs are also very interesting, with each character having their own highlights. The characters are well-developed and not one-dimensional at all. The only drawback is that I discovered this book too early, too soon, and I've already caught up with it.
It's absolutely gorgeous! My only wish is that those who don't know the full story won't criticize our female lead; I feel so sorry for her 😢
So far, the plot is really great and very engaging. Both the male and female leads are wonderful people, especially the female lead, Bao Bao, who is incredibly resilient. Xing Yun has always longed for freedom, and I hope she can break free from the constraints of her family and live the life she wants. I hope it's not too heartbreaking. Lin Ping is also a wonderful character.
This is a truly exquisite item; it's like I've found a treasure!
It's really good; the plot is engaging throughout.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Beautiful, especially beautiful