Generals and Emperors: a Love, She Is the Sword

She thought she was the one holding the sword, but in the end she realized that she was the one holding the sword. Shen Yuqing, a female general in the northern border, won seven battles and won seven victories, and was powerful at the border, but she was reduced to a pawn in the court game under a "life and death lottery". In order to save the lives of three thousand soldiers, she married the powerful King Ling Tuobalin - a man who used her as a chess piece and the world as a chess piece. On the wedding night, he said: "There are only two places in this palace that you cannot go to - my study and my heart." She replied: "I am not interested in His Highness's heart." A transactional marriage between two people who don't believe in love. She thought she was a chess piece, but she didn't know that from the moment she married into the palace, she had become the person who changed the chess game. The border is in crisis, and King Zuoxian of Beidi returns with a vengeance. The prince collaborated with the enemy, and undercurrents surged in the court. The traitor codenamed "Seventh Master" is hiding among the people she trusts most. And she still has to face - Li Ruian, the number one scholar who broke off the engagement with her personally, fought for her life in the court; Prince Heliantu of Beidi, who was held captive by her for three years, said when she was in the most critical moment, "You are the first Liang Guoren who treats me as a human being." Tuobalin said: "I will let you go back to the north. But you must come back alive." Shen Yuqing said: "I will come back alive." But when the truth is revealed one by one - the death of the mother, the death of the father, and the lives of three thousand soldiers are all tied to the same answer. Only then did she realize that this game of chess had been played out since her father's generation. And she must solve the problem herself. This is the journey of a woman's awakening from a chess piece to a chess player. This is the process by which a person who does not believe in love learns to give his sincerity.