She Rode Out of a Book: Sold Off, She Returned to Become a General

##Mother-daughterinheritance#growing-type heroine# My mother was once a female general, but she was trapped in a deep house, bullied by her concubines, and despised by her husband. The only thing she left me was a spear and the words, "A woman should always have something of her own in her life, and no one can take it away." After my mother died, I was sold into a brothel. The oiran sister taught me music, chess, calligraphy and painting, and also taught me that the future a man promises is not as good as his own ability. But she believed it, so she died. I didn't believe it, so I lived. He escaped from Manchunyuan, went north to find relatives, and marched to fight. A runaway slave from a brothel to a female general protecting the country. I have walked this road for ten years I will walk the road my mother has not finished yet. My mother didn't live enough life, so I lived it for her. "She Rides a Horse from the Book"— "The book" is the origin, the weapon, and the inheritance; "Riding a horse" means rushing, choosing, and destiny: She stepped out from the pages of the book, mounted her horse, and ran towards those who owed her life. This is a story about reading - but not the reading of literati, but the story of a girl who relied on books to survive, become stronger, and finally mount a war horse. What is "in the book"? It was a book that her mother forced her to read, and it hurt when the ruler fell on her palm. It was the poetry book Yue Ji taught her, the only light in the suffering. It was the art of war taught to her by Li Jinchao, the capital to save her life on the battlefield. She learned skills from books, gained strength from books, then mounted her war horse and ran towards the justice she wanted, the person she wanted to find, and the revenge she wanted to avenge. She came from books, so she can ride a horse. The seven words of the book's title describe her whole life.

The heroine takes off her armor and returns to the deep house, but the old house hides the fierce spirit. "A Female General in Chang'an" Ruibao gives this ancient story a very tense beginning: the female general who was supposed to be a fierce warrior and worshiped by all nations, but she took off her armor for the wrong love and was trapped in the confines of a deep house in Chang'an. Breaking the traditional stereotype of a heroine who "relies on love to establish herself", the opening chapter brings out the contrast between a "strong woman" - in the first half of her life, she was ready to protect her family and country, but in the second half of her life, she was trapped in the backyard for the wrong person. This gap itself is full of dramatic tension. The author does not rush to reveal the thrill of revenge, but instead elaborates on the depression in the deep house. The collision between the female general's valor and the rules of the deep house is very gripping. People can't help but look forward to the heroine picking up the sword again and living a reversal of herself. The heroine's resilience and the hook of the story are established in the opening chapter.

Opening this book, the most heartbreaking thing is not the farewell, but the awakening too late - on the day my mother died, "I" realized what kind of person she had been. That woman whose luster had been dulled by a deep house, despised by concubines, and who couldn't even protect her daughter, turned out that every hidden wound on her body was the shackles of her self-imprisonment for love. When the general takes off his armor and is willing to be trapped in a small space, he is beaten down to only a spear and a last word. The huge gap in this is the resounding cry at the beginning of the story. The real light shines in the eyes of readers only after the death of the mother: the daughter who was sold into a brothel, the general blood in her bones suddenly awakened in the desperate situation. The transformation from "caged bird" to "eagle in the sky" is not a myth, but her way of survival inch by inch in the mud. Going north, joining the army, and killing the enemy - this is the road that my mother has not yet completed. She walked it dripping with blood but also shining brightly. The spear changed from a dusty relic to a bloody weapon in the hand, and the phrase "something that no one can take away" finally rang out on the battlefield. This is not a simple revenge legend, but a thrilling "rebirth": the mother's life that withered due to love, bloomed again in the daughter's body in the most intense way. When I closed the book, I couldn't help but sigh: Some people must continue walking on some roads; some souls will never be silent in the dust.

"She Rides a Horse from the Book: After Being Sold and Returning to Become a General" mirrors the fate of the two generations of mother and daughter, touching people's hearts. The mother was once a powerful figure on the battlefield, but she stripped off her armor and returned home for love. She eventually withered away in the deep internal strife of the house, leaving behind a spear and the words "A woman must have something of her own." The daughter escaped from a brothel and fought her way to become a general protecting the country. On the surface, it is a cool counterattack, but at the core, it is a profound response to her mother's tragedy - what she took over was not only the gun, but also her mother's unfinished life and dignity. The work explores how women regain their subjectivity in structural dilemmas in the ancient world, and it is worthy of careful consideration.

The writing is really good. It was really difficult for women in ancient times to live an upright life. The scene about the mother's early death was also very touching. It reminded me of a sentence: if parents are alive, there is still a place to come in life; if parents are gone, there is only a way back in life [crying].

I read dozens of chapters in one go! The blood of generals will never give in. The heroine forcibly fights her way out of the swamp. She kills decisively and without love in the whole process. It makes people's blood boil! The writing is so intense and the heroine's growth path is so exciting. After reading it, I just want to shout that it's great! Must give full stars!

The plot has ups and downs, making me curious about what will happen next.

I read it in one go, I love you so much [shy]

This book is one of the most interesting ones I have read recently. It is full of details and well-written plot. It is suitable for adaptation into web dramas and short plays. Five-star reviews~~

The writing is delicate, the content is rich and colorful, the story has ups and downs, and it received five-star reviews.