Exiled to the Border: Prisoners Who Married Women Went Crazy and Killed Them

The heroine Yan Huaishuang's family was wrongfully exterminated. As a fugitive, she concealed her identity. By mistake, she took on someone else's identity and married Huo Lin, the former God of War (now an exile) who also had her legs crippled and was being escorted. The beginning is a hell mode: there are faint kings chasing you, servants below making things difficult, and enemy countries outside trying to stop you. The heroine does not rely on the system or space, but only relies on her photographic memory and ruthless tactical layout to win over people's hearts in exile and take over the weak soldiers after reaching the border. She strategizes internally and uses business to support war; he reshapes the soul of the army externally and kills decisively. The two went from testing each other to committing life and death. In the process, the heroine not only healed the hero's leg, but also trained a motley army of prisoners and refugees into an iron cavalry that was feared in the world. In the end, she overthrew the king, avenged the blood, and reorganized the country.