To save my father and brother, I was forced to marry Ning Zhao, the “Living Yama” of the northern frontier.
Everyone said he was a warlord who had slaughtered countless people. All I wanted was to survive until our contract ended.
Until the night assassins attacked and he took a blade for me, falling into a coma with severe injuries.
Trembling, I began to unfasten his bloodstained uniform, only to find layer upon layer of tightly wrapped white bandages beneath it.
The husband I had married was a woman.
She said, “Everyone who knows this secret is dead.”
I kissed the wound on her shoulder. “Then kill me.”
In the end, she lowered her gun and pinned me against the wall, her breath scorching hot. “Wu Sangwan, you win.”
Later, her true identity as a woman shocked the nation, and the president sentenced her to death.
I went to the execution ground dressed in white. She rode alone to break me out.
The world condemned us as defying all morality, but amid the scorn of thousands, our fingers intertwined.
In this brutal world, there was no room for two women in power, much less for them to love each other.
Then we would change this world.
A female warlord disguised as a man × a resilient doctor: watch two women fight their way to survival in a chaotic age.
