Women disguise themselves as men + sand sculpture system + hard-core survival + war tactics + passion for family and country.
There is no golden finger, only a system that needs beating, and only a legend written by the heroine with her fists and belief.
My name is Chu Zheng, the daughter of a pig butcher in rural Jingchu.
When I was twelve years old, I had a debt collector in my mind—a crappy thing that called itself the "Male Channel Counterattack System."
Other people's systems are cheats, but my system is a reminder.
It forces me to do all kinds of outrageous things every day: doing the splits in public, imitating the crow of a chicken, and chasing pigs across half the village.
The whole village thought I was a crazy girl with a sick brain.
Until the year of the conscription, there were twelve volumes of military books, all of which had my father's name on them.
I knelt in front of the old father who had spent his whole life killing pigs and wiping my butt, and said: Dad, I'm going.
From that day on, I changed my name to Chu Sanlang.
Waiting for me in the Beizheng camp was my eldest brother, Lao Wei, who started fighting with me as soon as we met, the old military advisor who saw through things without revealing them and only taught him what he had learned throughout his life, and Shen Lin, who supported each other but turned against me in the end. It's the reminder system that is still digging holes for me every day.
... And that girl.
The system forced me to memorize military tactics, force me to make a fool of myself in public, and force me to do the most outrageous things on the battlefield.
I've carried it all.
Ten years on the battlefield, from joke to legend. From dying for his father to carrying the flag for the country.
I turned out to be a great general with a great reputation.
On the day after the battle, I resigned from my post as Shangshulang of the twelfth rank of Cexun, took a horse, and returned home.
The system that has deceived me for ten years finally said one thing - it has nothing to do with all tasks.
It said: "Sister, I'm sorry. I tied it wrong."
