She was the legitimate daughter of the Prime Minister's Palace. She led an army at the age of seventeen and became a general of the country at the age of twenty.
During his life as a soldier, he had seventeen scars from swords and twenty-one wounds from arrows.
What he got in exchange was his stepmother's poisonous wine, his concubine's frame-up, and the emperor's suspicion.
A hundred and twenty-three people were killed outside the Meridian Gate.
When she opened her eyes again, she was fifteen years old again - the third day after she fell into the water and fell into coma.
The stepmother is still pretending to make soup, and the concubine is still calling "sister" pitifully.
The fiancé who personally ransacked her house in her previous life had just sent her an engagement token.
She wiped the blood from the corner of her mouth and smiled:
In this life, I will send you on your way.
Reader comments
The prime minister is a civil servant, so why is he still leading troops to fight? Are there no people fighting?
The prime minister is a civil servant, so why is he still leading troops to fight? Are there no people fighting?