It posits a feudal dynasty in which men and women are completely equal. Women have all the inheritance rights and the complete right to choose independently (after adulthood, they can choose to engage in politics, business, military, marriage, etc., And after marriage, they can divide the labor with their husbands, who will be in charge of domestic affairs and who will be in charge of external affairs). This is the basic default setting of the book. "Equality between men and women" is a stable and recognized social atmosphere, so don't go into details about etiquette and etiquette. After all, there was no such feudal dynasty with equal equality between men and women in history, so there is no reference. It mainly focuses on the plot line of war, has a small threshold, and is a long story. There is an emotional line but relatively few, and it focuses on the macro-strategic direction.
The two countries Liang and Wei formed a feud due to a massacre a hundred years ago, and then continued to struggle due to internal and external difficulties. The heroine, a general of Liang, discovered after her death that she was unexpectedly reborn before that war, in an attempt to stop the war and change the ending of the battle with the person she loved in her previous life...
