Qin Yu, a girl from Shizhu County in modern times, traveled through the late Ming Dynasty and became Qin Liangyu, the only female general canonized in official history. Waking up from the sedan chair in the 23rd year of Wanli, she holds in her hands not only her own destiny, but also the last wave of China's national destiny.
She knew that her brother's blood would run cold, that her husband would die unjustly in prison, that the crooked old tree on the wall of Beijing would hang Chongzhen, and that more than forty years later, this land would be plunged into blood and mourning.
But this time, she decided to change her fate.
Take Shizhu County, "a trough between two mountains" in eastern Sichuan, as the chessboard, loyalty as the armor, and the historian's eye that transcends time and space as the military talisman. She trained elite soldiers with white poles, controlled the ancient Bayan Road, united the people, stabilized the four directions, and turned the tide from collapse. From the first glimpse of the battle of Pingbo, to the bloody tragedy of the bloody battle of Hunhe River; from running thousands of miles to rescue Chongzhen in Meishan, to shaking the wheel of history with one hand in front of Shanhaiguan - she wanted the cold light of the white-gun to pierce the established destiny.
This is a "Southern Dream" that spans four hundred years, and is also a modern soul's most affectionate tribute to ancient China. When mountains and rivers all become military forces, when folk customs all turn into war songs, a female general will tell history in her own way: destiny can be violated, national destiny can be changed, and the ambition of a woman can hold up to the sky.
