After Lin Wan, a special soldier, died, he traveled through time and became Lin Xiaoan, a 14-year-old girl who joined the army in place of her father.
When he opened his eyes, he saw the battlefield of Northern Xinjiang littered with corpses. The Tatar cavalry were chasing after him, and the remaining troops in front were scattered. Relying on modern military instincts, she threw a spear to save her comrades, but she was exhausted and on the verge of death—until Huo Yunting, a young man in silver armor, rode up on horseback and defeated the enemy with one arrow.
From then on, the thin "young man" became Major General Huo's personal soldier.
When the army ran out of food, she taught people how to identify wild crops; when weapons were crude, she improved the range of bows and arrows; when wounded soldiers were left to die, she created field rescue. The secret of a woman disguised as a man was exposed at the critical moment of life and death. Huo Yunting was shocked and held her hand: "Be yourself in front of me."
The imperial court was corrupt and Northern Xinjiang became an outcast.
Twelve gold medals forced Huo Yunting to return to Beijing and die. Lin Wan said firmly: "Then it's the opposite!" She rode thousands of miles to rescue the Huo family members, and he marched south with his sword towards the Central Plains. From soldiers in northern Xinjiang to the founding emperors, they walked side by side through mountains of corpses and seas of blood, and also jointly created a new era of women's schools, medical schools, and military garrison systems.
This is the legend of a female general riding horses across mountains and rivers, and it is also an epic collision between modern thinking and ancient reality.
When Huo Yunting retired from the Zen position, held her hand and said, "I will only have one queen in this life," Lin Wan knew that this road, from the day they met in desperate situations, was destined to follow life and death, and share the world.
Very enjoyable and beautiful