Female General from Zhenbei: I Will Bring Peace to the World for the Eldest Princess

In the last years of Dayin, there were vassal kings and powerful ministers in power inside, while Beidi cavalry was looking at them outside. Xiao Han, the general of Zhenbei, was an orphaned general. She joined the army at the age of fifteen. She fought her way through the ranks and won seven battles and seven victories. She guarded the northern border for ten years. She was the only female war goddess in Dayin. She is taciturn and decisive in killing. The only weakness in her heart is the aloof eldest princess in the capital. The eldest princess of Zhaoyang, Zhao Lingyan, was the emperor's eldest daughter. She had the power to photograph six departments, and was called the "Uncrowned Queen" by the government and the public. She is extremely resourceful and good at dancing. To protect her young brother Jiangshan, she deals with the wolves in the turbulent court. She calculated the hearts of the people in the world, but gave her only trust to the woman holding a spear thousands of miles away. When they first met at the palace banquet ten years ago, the princess's words, "There is no need to bend the knee when a general has a strong character," left a lifelong memory for the little soldier. For ten years, she guarded the country and determined the country. Three hundred letters home, no words of love, every word is full of concern. Until the princess was framed, the general did not hesitate to risk the crime of "treason" and led 3,000 light cavalry to attack thousands of miles in three days and return to Beijing to protect her. Until the general was trapped in an isolated city, the princess defied all opinions and personally led the reinforcements out of the border in the snow, traveling thousands of miles to die. A person who never talks about love has guarded each other with his life for ten years. A person who never gives up has learned to bow his head for the other party. They looked at each other across mountains and rivers, and stayed with each other across mountains and rivers. In the end, one ascended the throne as the empress, and the other held the sword to control the court. She said: "From now on, you protect the country and I will protect you."