Amid war and famine, Lin Wan took her ancestral space and hid deep in the mountains.
While others chewed tree bark, she farmed and raised pigs. While others hid from bandits, she recruited people and trained soldiers.
The old hunter she picked up was a former scout from the previous dynasty. The beggar she rescued belonged to a family of master blacksmiths. Even the handsome man dying by the roadside turned out to be a young general who had been framed.
Three years later, a warlord's forces surrounded the mountain to seize their grain, only to see an armored army charge out from within.
Seated on a wolfskin chair, Lin Wan blew gently on her hot tea. “Surrender or die.”
Later, the realm fell into chaos, and the warlords rose up.
Her generals knelt and urged her to ascend the throne.
Beside the dragon throne, the young general who had once been on the verge of death draped a battle robe over her shoulders and knelt on one knee.
“My Empress, wherever your sword points is where my iron cavalry will ride.”
It looks pretty good so far. Although there are a lot of flaws in the front, the more I watch it, the better it gets. She is a growth-oriented heroine.
I haven't seen such a beautiful book in a long time. The characters are very vivid.
The story is well written
I went, it was so cool, I haven't felt this good for a long time, I felt like it was too little after reading it in one go, good reviews 👍🏻
It's really well written, the editor is thoughtful 👍👍👍
It's good to watch and the storyline is well written. It's difficult to survive in troubled times without space. I like the wisdom and domineering of the heroine. The ending is good. It's worth watching. I recommend it.
The plot is compact, lively, interesting and interesting
The plot twists and turns are interlocking and highly listenable.
Good-looking, good-looking, so good-looking
The storyline is well structured