Good Bow

Introduction: At the end of the Ming Dynasty, wars broke out, natural disasters spread all over the place, and on the day when Fengyang City Gate was broken down, Guo Lingyu's beautiful life completely came to nothing. When she was desperate, she gave up her plan to cross the river for refuge, and took her young daughter to follow the original rebels who saved her. There are many rough warriors in the army, but she is the only one who knows offensive and defensive planning and people's livelihood management. The leader gave her the status of a counselor, and she worked step by step among the fugitives, other rebels, local powerful people, and the court officials to help the leader achieve victory. The heroes are divided and the war continues. How can a woman find a way to survive in the game of forces between all parties? And how will it inevitably lead to the end of the world after establishing the world? Note, the following may contain spoilers. Demining: 1. Before the male and female protagonists met, they were each married to each other. The male protagonist had a son with his ex-wife (deceased), and the female protagonist had a daughter with her ex-husband (deceased). 2. The female protagonist is more powerful and the male protagonist has a higher status. I don't know if it counts as a stronger female protagonist than a male protagonist, but I still mark it. 3. The heroine suffers but will grow. I don't know if it counts as female abuse, but it's still marked. 4. The heroine and the supporting cast will turn against each other because of different political views. I don't know if this counts as female rivalry, but it's still marked. 5. The characters' thoughts and behaviors will have limitations of the times. 6. The male and female protagonists love each other, but the relationship is limited to the monarch and his subjects. 7. The male protagonist will get concubines after becoming emperor, but the two concubines are not important roles, and there is almost no emotional description of the male protagonist and the concubines. 8. The cruelty of the power struggle will be truly presented.